What does triggerSnapshots mean in an Identity?

IdentityIQ (IIQ) IIQ Discussion and Questions
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Which IIQ version are you inquiring about?

IIQ 8.4

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<entry key="triggerSnapshots">
        <value>
          <Map>
            <entry key="AttributeChange">
              <value>
                <Attributes>
                  <Map>
                    <entry key="company" value="ABC"/>
                  </Map>
                </Attributes>
              </value>
            </entry>
            <entry key="RapidSetup" value="21321321321321323213"/>
            <entry key="Rule" value="213213213213213213"/>
          </Map>
        </value>
      </entry>

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I noticed after running account aggregation, the identity will have this triggersnapshots tag appearing. May I check what does triggersnapshots do to the identity? Does this mean a possible mover/leaver rapid setup will execute? Since in the tag I see rapid setup.

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Hi @shijingg,

it means that you have a lifecycle event configured in your environment:
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The type of event is AttributeChange on the identity attribute company and it launch a rapid setup workflow. So, the company on this identity is changed and trigger have detected the change. During the refresh the WF starts and save a snapshot on the identity.

I can image is a mover event and on this type of event, usually, a recertification will be configured. You can see that on application\global rapidsetup configuration

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In SailPoint IdentityIQ, the triggerSnapshots attribute within an Identity object is used to store state information related to triggers that have been evaluated for that identity. Triggers are mechanisms that monitor for specific events or changes in an identity’s attributes and then initiate workflows or actions based on those changes.

The triggerSnapshots map helps IdentityIQ keep track of the last known state of certain attributes or conditions so it can detect when a change has occurred. This is particularly important for triggers based on attribute changes, rules, or Rapid Setup configurations.

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Hi,

Identity triggerSnapshots contains the data that is changed based on the IdentityArchive object. Trigger snapshots should get cleared after execution of the event. E.g., when you execute the identity refresh task for the identity in question it will process the event.

Thanks,
Pallavi

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