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Identity Manager Workflows, Forms, and Views
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Chapter 3, Identity Manager Forms
• This chapter now contains the following description of forms used in auditing and
compliance procedures. (ID-15447, 16240)
Identity Manager auditing and compliance forms provide a feature unique among Identity
Manager forms: You can assign a form on a per-user and per-organization basis. Forms
assigned on a per-user basis can boost the efficiency of attestation and remediation
processing.
For example, you can specify the user form that Identity Manager displays for editing a
user in the context of an access review, remediation or a compliance violation remediation.
You can specify this user form at the level of user or organization. When Identity Manager
re-scans a user in context of an access review re-scan or access review remediation, the
re-scan will respect the audit policies as defined in the AccessScan. You can define this to
include the continuous compliance audit policies.
Related Information
❍ See Identity Manager Administration for a discussion of the concepts that support
Identity Manager auditing and compliance features as well as the basic procedures for
implementing the default auditing and compliance features.
❍ See Identity Manager Rules in Identity Manager Deployment Tools for a general
discussion of rules as well as specific information about remediation rules.
About Auditing-Related Form Processing
Much like userForm and viewUserForm , you can set the form on a specific user, or on an
organization, and the user (or all users in the organization) will used that form. If you set a
form on both user and organization, the form set on the user takes precedence. (When
looking up the form, Identity Manager searches organizations upwards.)
Auditing-related forms behave the same way that the User Form and View User Form
work: Each user can designate a specific form to use, and the resolution of which form a
specific user should use will honor the user's organization.
NOTE To configure auditing components, you must be an Identity Manager
administrator with the Configure Audit and Auditor Administrator
capabilities.