Flow Templates for Access Management
Add access management request automation to low-code apps fast
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About
Easily automate access management requests in your custom applications with the Flow Templates for Access Management application. Rather than creating a new flow from scratch, users can choose the relevant template in App Engine Studio and follow the guided screens to create a new flow. These templates leverage IntegrationHub spokes to manage user and group management requests in AD, Azure AD, Amazon Web Services IAM, Google Directory, Okta, and Oracle IAM.
Setup screens guide you and indicate what information is required. Flows generated from templates provide additional explanations and can be customized as needed. The templates all have pre-defined flow triggers, but you can modify the flows and add additional conditions to control when they are triggered.
Key Features
**Templates:**
1. Create an SSO User from the Service Catalog
- Triggered by a Service Catalog Request. The flow creates a user in an SSO system, based on information provided in the catalog request.
- Spokes: AD, Azure AD, Amazon Web Services IAM, Google Directory, Okta, Oracle IAM
2. Create an SSO Group from the Service Catalog
- Triggered by a Service Catalog Request. The flow creates a group in an SSO system, based on information provided in the catalog request.
- Spokes: AD, Azure AD, Amazon Web Services IAM, Google Directory, Okta, Oracle IAM
3. Add an SSO User to a group from the Service Catalog
- Triggered by a Service Catalog Request. The flow adds an SSO user to a group specified in the catalog request.
- Spokes: AD, Azure AD, Amazon Web Services IAM, Google Directory, Okta, Oracle IAM
4. Remove an SSO User from a group from the Service Catalog
1. Triggered by a Service Catalog Request. The flow removes an SSO user from a group specified in the catalog request.
2. Spokes: AD, Azure AD, Amazon Web Services IAM, Google Directory, Okta, Oracle IAM