Rule to trim in no Auth attributes?

Identity Security Cloud (ISC) ISC Discussion and Questions
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Hey all,

I just want to confirm or get any ideas on what is they best way to take a downstream source like SF and trim the Account attribute to exclude the @XXXX.com on it so i can have the front show as a username and then correlate on it.

Would a before rule be best or a transform on the Identity profile using a extra attribute. I can not get the app to clean up date right now and i have to do it hopefully in IDN so i can corrlate the accounts

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Hi @VBsupport ,

Yes, you can create a new identity attribute to fetch this value. For this attribute you can use the split transform: Split | SailPoint Developer Community.

Assuming your attribute values are - [email protected], below transform should give you result: abc

{
  "type": "split",
  "name": "Split Transform",
  "attributes": {
    "values": [
        {
            "attributes": {
                "attributeName": "<ATTRNAME>",
                "sourceName": "<SOURCENAME>"
            },
            "type": "accountAttribute"
        },
    ],
   "delimiter": "@",
   "index": 0,
   "throws": true
  }
}
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Hi @VBsupport,

To transform the value to correlate the account with identity will require correlation rule as transform on identity attribute will be used after correlating the account.

Thanks.

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You can use the correlation rule to modify an account attribute and then try to find a match among identity attribute values

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the best option is @iamnithesh one or you can have a identity Attribute generating the same value as the needed on the source, for correlation.

best!

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For a new account on a request that all makes sense but if I am pulling in accounts that are already on the source how does adding this to the create policy work since its already there. I would think a build map or something, but this is not a JDBC, and a direct Salesforce connects as well rules for IDN are still really confusing to me.

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If the account comes in I would just want to remove that information on ISC and not the source so it can correlate.

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Hi @VBsupport You can utilize a transform to generate an identity attribute and perform a write-back to the source using an additional attribute and add that to your correlation rule.

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