Native change Detection clarification

Our Active Directory contains two distinct Organizational Units (OUs): one for employees and another for contractors. All access for contractors is automatically provisioned through SailPoint roles. Is there a way to configure native change detection to focus on the contractor OU specifically, ensuring it identifies updates to AD group membership that occur outside of SailPoint’s role-based auto-provisioning?

The only way I can think to accomplish this is to have 2 separate AD sources for each OU, then you can set Native Change rules separately on each source

Thank you for your suggestion. Creating a separate source in our environment is somewhat challenging, as it involves modifying the existing rule.

@sivakumarnallu
We cannot filter the native change detection with OU specific . May I know what is the requirement ?

Our HR system provides data for both employees and contractors. While we have well-defined roles in place to provision access for contractors in Active Directory (AD), the process for employees is only partially automated. The remaining employee access requests are handled manually through a ticketing system, where users are added manually. Our actual requirement is, if any contractors access added manually in AD, the system should detect it and immediately revokes their access.

@sivakumarnallu

Keeping your requirement in mind , you can achieve this in this way :
Enable native change detection for AD account ,

And now implement a workflow with below flow
1.Trigger → Native Change Account Updated
2.Operator →
Check if this triggered Identity’s employeeType is contractor
If there is no employeeType data for the Identity
Check if the trigger account ou contains Contractors OU
3.Manage Access - Revoke Access Items that are part of the native change update

Hope this helps !

Thanks
Sid

Thanks for your reply. Let me check and get back to you if I have any questions.

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