SailPoint's Joiner Process

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The process would only be executed once and is not retried when it fails.

Defining them through the role model.

To enable OpCo administrators to make decisions on access without affecting other OpCo employees.

To allow the account to be created before the employee starts working.

Safety measures to prevent administrators from one OpCo creating roles for another OpCo.

The joiner process placeholder is provided but not implemented in SailPoint because it would only be executed once and is not retried when it fails.

The role model approach in SailPoint allows for specifying the accounts and permissions an employee needs based on their role.

Defining roles per OpCo in SailPoint allows OpCo administrators to make decisions on access without affecting other OpCo employees.

The sunrise period in SailPoint is the time before an employee starts working, during which their account is already created.

SailPoint has safety measures in place to prevent administrators from one OpCo assigning roles to identities of another OpCo.

Study Notes

Joiner Process and Sunrise Period in SailPoint

SailPoint does not have a technical joiner process, as it is more efficient to define accounts and permissions through the role model.
The role model allows for specifying who needs access and defining the access, without affecting other OpCo's employees.
Roles are defined per OpCo to enable OpCo administrators to make access decisions for their employees.
Safety measures are in place to prevent an OpCo administrator from assigning roles to identities of another OpCo.
The sunrise period is the time before an employee starts working but their account is already created.
The length of the sunrise period varies per OpCo.
The joiner process is not executed repeatedly, as it is a one-time process that is not retried if it fails.
Defining roles through the role model is a better approach for managing employee access and permissions.
Some permissions have global application, while others are defined per OpCo based on architectural choices.
OpCo administrators have the authority to determine who needs access to applications within their OpCo.
The role model allows for granular control over access rights, ensuring security and compliance.
SailPoint provides safety measures to prevent unauthorized access and role assignment across OpCos.

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