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The Aquera SCIM Gateway for Sailpoint integration utilizes the IdentityIQ SCIM connector to allow monitoring, governance, and provisioning tasks to be run from IdentityIQ to applications being managed by the Aquera Identity Fabric Platform. The Aquera platform offers SCIM gateway services and out-of...
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The Radiant Logic RadiantOne integration utilizes the IdentityIQ LDAP connector to allow information stored in the IdentityIQ database to be virtualized and stored into a directory so LDAP, WAM, and federation products can easily access a single directory source for authentication and authorization....
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SailPoint_Fetch_User_PowerOn_Script - Jack Henry
Zip file containing the Sailpoint_Fetch_User_PowerOn_Script required for configuring Jack Henry connector
Knowledge base article
Atlassian Server Jira Service Management
Atlassian is a leading product company providing tools for collaboration and service desk. The SailPoint's Atlassian Server Jira Service Management Integration module is designed for bringing the service desk experience right out of the SailPoint's platform where the users can raise and track servic...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
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SailPoint’s Tableau Online connector is a SaaS connector that offers deep access governance for Tableau. This connector has been developed using Tableau's standard (REST) APIs through SaaS Platform Connectivity, which is next-generation pure SaaS Connectivity that doesn't require any Virtual Applian...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
Connector
SailPoint’s PingOne connector is a SaaS connector which offers deep access governance for PingOne. This connector securely connects the SailPoint with the PingOne application to load data from and provision changes to PingOne. This connector has been developed using PingOne's standard (REST) APIs th...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...
Connector
This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles. See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from...