Administration · LessonBy Neelima, SailPoint Architect · Published · IdentityIQ 8.4 · all levels
Reporting
Standard and custom reports in SailPoint IdentityIQ: report types, parameters, scheduling and export.
Quick answer
Standard and custom reports in SailPoint IdentityIQ: report types, parameters, scheduling and export.
Key takeaways
- Many standard reports across identities, roles, certs
- Run on demand or scheduled, scoped by parameters
- Build custom reports when standard ones do not fit
- Export to CSV/PDF and distribute automatically
The reporting framework
IdentityIQ ships many standard reports across identities, roles, entitlements, certifications and policies, run from the Reports area with parameters.
Running and scheduling
Reports run on demand or on a schedule, with results emailed or stored. Parameters scope a report to an application, role or population.
Custom reports
When standard reports do not fit, you build custom reports from a data source and columns, optionally driven by a rule for advanced logic.
Export and distribution
Reports export to CSV or PDF for auditors and stakeholders, and can be scheduled to land in inboxes automatically.
Practice challenge
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How do you scope a report to one application or population?
Frequently asked questions
What does the term Reporting refer to in SailPoint?
IdentityIQ ships many standard reports across identities, roles, entitlements, certifications and policies, run from the Reports area with parameters.
What else is worth knowing about Reporting?
Reports run on demand or on a schedule, with results emailed or stored.
What is the practical takeaway on Reporting?
Parameters scope a report to an application, role or population.
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