How-to guides · LessonBy Neelima, SailPoint Architect · Published · IdentityIQ 8.4 · all levels
Run an aggregation
Step-by-step: run account and group aggregation in SailPoint IdentityIQ and verify the results.
Quick answer
Step-by-step: run account and group aggregation in SailPoint IdentityIQ and verify the results.
Key takeaways
- Use an Account Aggregation task per application
- Set options: detect deletes, refresh, promote attributes
- Run and read the result counts and errors
- Verify correlation and check uncorrelated accounts
1. Choose the aggregation
Create or open an Account Aggregation task and select the application(s) to aggregate. Group aggregation is a separate task for entitlement objects.
2. Options
Decide whether to detect deletes, refresh correlated identities, and promote managed attributes, based on what the run needs to achieve.
3. Run and monitor
Run the task and watch the result for counts of created, updated and deleted accounts, plus any errors or connector warnings.
4. Verify
Spot-check identities to confirm accounts and entitlements are present and correlated, and review uncorrelated accounts.
Practice challenge
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Question 1 of 1
Where do you see how many accounts were created or updated?
Frequently asked questions
What does the term How to Run an Aggregation in SailPoint refer to in SailPoint?
Create or open an Account Aggregation task and select the application(s) to aggregate. Group aggregation is a separate task for entitlement objects.
What else is worth knowing about How to Run an Aggregation in SailPoint?
Decide whether to detect deletes, refresh correlated identities, and promote managed attributes, based on what the run needs to achieve.
What is the practical takeaway on How to Run an Aggregation in SailPoint?
Run the task and watch the result for counts of created, updated and deleted accounts, plus any errors or connector warnings.
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