Which IIQ version are you inquiring about?
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version 8
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version 8
Yes, In SailPoint IdentityIQ, you can use an After Provisioning Rule within an application’s configuration.
An After Provisioning Rule in IdentityIQ is a type of rule that is executed immediately after a provisioning operation has been attempted on a target application. It runs regardless of the connector type (direct, flat file, JDBC, web service, etc.), and it’s particularly useful for handling post-provisioning logic.
You configure an After Provisioning Rule directly within the Application configuration in IdentityIQ.
hi @vicky217SP
Yes, but with conditions . The use of an after provisioning rule in the IntegrationConfig
is supported only for applications that use the IntegrationConfig framework , such as Web Services , Delimited File , Database , and custom connector-based applications .
<IntegrationConfig>
...
<entry key="afterProvisioningRule" value="myAfterProvisioningRule"/>
</IntegrationConfig>
An after provisioning rule is a type of Lifecycle Rule in IIQ that is executed after a provisioning operation (like create, update, or delete) has been completed.
It is typically used to: