It seems to be scalable. We have three users who are using it. We don't have plans to increase its usage. It was sized right out of the gate, and at this point in the game, it is not growing. It is also not decreasing. It covers the whole enterprise.

ADAudit is scalable, and we support high availability for that purpose. You can have more than 100 domain controllers out of the box. We have tested it with 500-plus file servers, and 100-plus 10-inch Azure Active Directory tenants. 

I'm talking about the professional edition, so it's all scalable, and if someone wants to run with a SQL high availability group, they can do that. It's suitable for enterprises of all sizes.

I rate the scalability a seven out of ten. There are no issues. However, it only supports Microsoft environments, so it may not be able to manage scenarios involving other operating systems like macOS.

We have over 500 endpoints. We use it 24/7 and to its maximum potential.

I rate ManageEngine ADAudit Plus ten out of ten for scalability.

The solution is scalable and six members of our organization are currently utilizing the solution.

It is a scalable solution.

My company has 100 users for the solution. 

It is easy to scale. Right now, the product is mainly used by only three or four people from our organization. They are only in an administrative capacity. But there should not really be a limitation on the potential number of users.  

We are using it on a daily basis. But I suppose we use it as per requirement only. It could be on a weekly basis or less. We have different reports scheduled as well and different users have different analytical requirements for the application. So it is used as needed.