Web service Connector

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Hello,

To identify if a system is fit to be connected to SailPoint using a web service connector, is there a template/check list that we can use? What are the things to consider to see if an application is fit to be connected through web services connector.

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Lakshmi.

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Hi @Laks

To check if a system can be connected to SailPoint via a Web Service connector, you can use a simple checklist:

  1. API Availability – Does the system have REST or SOAP APIs with proper documentation?

  2. Authentication – Can it support OAuth, API keys, or basic auth, and does the user have proper permissions?

  3. Data Access – Can all required user attributes be retrieved? Is there a unique identifier for each account?

  4. Provisioning – If needed, can accounts be created, updated, or deleted through the API?

  5. Connectivity & Performance – Is the API accessible from SailPoint? Any rate limits or timeouts to consider?

  6. Testability – Is there a sandbox environment to test before production?

A simple Yes/No table with notes for each of these points usually helps decide if a system is fit for connection.

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@Gopi2000 Thank you.

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