Data Rules Reference to Customize and Transform Identity and Account Attributes

You can add rules to customize or transform identity and account attributes. These rules are written in JavaScript.

Objects

Attribute values for an outbound data transformation can be derived from the following objects:

Table - Objects (Outbound)

Object Name Purpose Example

requestAttributes

Provisioning request Attribute Object. These attributes are available when provisioning is via policy based, access bundle request, role based, or direct methods.

requestAttributes.get('name')

user

User Object. Use required getter on this to access any member.

user.getName().getGivenName(), user.getUserName()

application

Resource Object. Use required getter on this to access any member.

application.getDisplayName()
Attribute value for an inbound data transformation can be derived from the following objects:

Table - Objects (Inbound)

Object Name Purpose Example

user

User Object. Use required getter on this to access any member for Source of Identity.

 user.getName().getGivenName(), user.getUserName()

account

Account Object. Use required getter on this to access any member for Manage Permissions.

 account.getDisplayName()

Best Practices to Transform or Customize Identity and Account Attributes

Here are a few best practices and recommendations to consider:

  • You can transform or customize identity and account attributes for Inbound data ingested from Authoritative Sources or Managed Systems. However, you can only transform identity (user) attributes for Outbound Data.
  • Always perform a NULL check in rules for extracted values before using them otherwise it can lead to ingestion cycle failures on NULL references. This has to be done for both, user attributes object in Authoritative Sources and account attributes object in Managed Systems for inbound transformations.
  • You cannot directly transform or assign value to attributes having array object data type, i.e. attributes returning a list of values, such as emails, photos, and addresses, but you can use them to modify/manipulate other user or account attributes. For example, to set the country value as the default value for the attribute location if a location is null, use:
    user.getLocation() !=null  ? user.getLocation() : user.getAddresses()[0].getCountry()

Related Topics

Authoritative Source Identity Object Attributes for Outbound Transformation

You can modify or alter the outbound data by applying data transformation rules to the data available or provisioned into the Orchestrated system. Here's a list of identity (user) attributes available for use in outbound data transformations.

Syntax to Fetch Identity Attributes for Outbound Data

These details can be fetched using the syntax:

get<FieldName>()

Example - Retrieve the user's given name

user.getName().getGivenName()

Table - Identity (User) Object Attributes for Outbound Data

Attribute Sub Attribute Data Type Syntax

name

Reference

 user.getName()

formatted

String

 user.getName().getFormatted()

familyName

String

 user.getName().getFamilyName()

givenName

String

 user.getName().getGivenName()

middleName

String

 user.getName().getMiddleName()

honorificPrefix

String

 user.getName().getHonorificPrefix()

honorificSuffix

String

 user.getName().getHonorificSuffix()

userName

  

String

 user.getUserName()

displayName

  

String

 user.getDisplayName()

description

  

String

 user.getDescription()

primaryEmail

  

String

 user.getPrimaryEmail()

userType

  

String

 user.getUserType()

title

  

String

 user.getTitle()

employeeNumber

  

String

 user.getEmployeeNumber()

organization

  

Reference

 user.getOrganization()

value

String

 user.getOrganization().getValue()

ref

String

 user.getOrganization().getRef()

displayName

String

 user.getOrganization().getDisplayName()

resourceType

String

 user.getOrganization().getResourceType()

department

  

String

 user.getDepartment()

manager

  

Reference

 user.getManager()

value

String

 user.getManager().getValue()

ref

String

 user.getManager().getRef()

displayName

String

 user.getManager().getDisplayName()

resourceType

String

 user.getManager().getResourceType()

status

  

String

 user.getStatus()

jobCode

  

String

 user.getJobCode()

state

  

String

 user.getState()

risk

  

String

 user.getRisk()

location

  

String

 user.getLocation()

emails

  

List of Email

 
emails = user.getEmails()
email = user.getEmails() != null ? 
user.getEmails().get(0) : null

pendingVerificationData

String

 email.getPendingVerificationData()

primary

Boolean

 email.getPrimary()

secondary

Boolean

 email.getSecondary()

type

String

 email.getType()

value

String

 email.getValue()

verified

Boolean

 email.getVerified()

addresses

  

List of Address

 
addresses = user.getAddresses();
address = user.getAddresses() != null? 
user.getAddresses().get(0) : null

country

String

 address.getCountry()

formatted

String

 address.getFormatted()

locality

String

 address.getLocality()

postalCode

String

 address.getPostalCode()

primary

Boolean

 address.isPrimary()

region

String

 address.getRegion()

streetAddress

String

 address.getStreetAddress()

type

String

 address.getType()

phoneNumbers

  

List of PhoneNumber

 
phoneNumbers = user.getPhoneNumbers();
phoneNumber = user.getPhoneNumbers() != null? 
user.getPhoneNumbers().get(0) : null;

display

String

 phoneNumber.getDisplay()

primary

Boolean

 phoneNumber.isPrimary()

type

String

 phoneNumber.getType()

value

String

 phoneNumber.getValue()
 

Boolean

 phoneNumber.isVerified()

Authoritative Source Identity Object Attributes for Inbound Transformation and Identity Attributes Customization

You can modify or alter the incoming data by applying data transformation rules during the data ingestion phase into the Orchestrated system. You can use the same set of attributes to customize composite identity profile constructed in Oracle Access Governance by transforming identity attributes.

Syntax to Fetch Identity Attributes for Inbound Data

The attribute details can be fetched using the syntax:

get<FieldName>()

Example - Retrieve the user's given name

user.getName().getGivenName()

Table - Authoritative Source Identity Attributes for Inbound Data

Attribute Sub Attribute Data Type Syntax

fullName (for OIG/ICF)

Reference

 user.getFullName()

formatted

String

 user.getFullName().getFormatted()

familyName

String

 user.getFullName().getFamilyName()

givenName

String

 user.getFullName().getGivenName()

middleName

String

 user.getFullName().getMiddleName()

honorificPrefix

String

 user.getFullName().getHonorificPrefix()

honorificSuffix

String

 user.getFullName().getHonorificSuffix()

name (for OCI)

  

Reference

 user.getName()

formatted

String

 user.getName().getFormatted()

familyName

String

 user.getName().getFamilyName()

givenName

String

 user.getName().getGivenName()

middleName

String

 user.getName().getMiddleName()

honorificPrefix

String

 user.getName().getHonorificPrefix()

honorificSuffix

String

 user.getName().getHonorificSuffix()

userName

  

String

 user.getUserName()

displayName

  

String

 user.getDisplayName()

description

  

String

 user.getDescription()

primaryEmail

  

String

 user.getPrimaryEmail()

userType

  

String

 user.getUserType()

title

  

String

 user.getTitle()

employeeNumber

  

String

 user.getEmployeeNumber()

organization

  

Reference

 user.getOrganization()

value

String

 user.getOrganization().getValue()

ref

String

 user.getOrganization().getRef()

displayName

String

 user.getOrganization().getDisplayName()

resourceType

String

 user.getOrganization().getResourceType()

department

  

String

 user.getDepartment()

manager

  

Reference

 user.getManager()

value

String

 user.getManager().getValue()

ref

String

 user.getManager().getRef()

displayName

String

 user.getManager().getDisplayName()

resourceType

String

 user.getManager().getResourceType()

status

  

String

 user.getStatus()

jobCode

  

String

 user.getJobCode()

state

  

String

 user.getState()

risk

  

String

 user.getRisk()

location

  

String

 user.getLocation()

compartmentId

  

String

 user.getCompartmentId()

domainId

  

String

 user.getDomainId()

domainOCID

  

String

 user.getDomainOCID()

region

  

String

 user.getRegion()

emails

  

List of Email

 emails = user.getEmails()

pendingVerificationData

String

 user.getEmails()[0].getPendingVerificationData()

primary

Boolean

 user.getEmails()[0].getPrimary()

secondary

Boolean

 user.getEmails()[0].getSecondary()

type

String

 user.getEmails()[0].getType()

value

String

 user.getEmails()[0].getValue()

verified

Boolean

 user.getEmails()[0].getVerified()

addresses

  

List of Address

 
addresses = user.getAddresses();

country

String

 user.getAddresses()[0].getCountry()

formatted

String

 user.getAddresses()[0].getFormatted()

locality

String

 user.getAddresses()[0].getLocality()

postalCode

String

 user.getAddresses()[0].getPostalCode()

primary

Boolean

 user.getAddresses()[0].isPrimary()

region

String

 user.getAddresses()[0].getRegion()

streetAddress

String

 user.getAddresses()[0].getStreetAddress()

type

String

 user.getAddresses()[0].getType()

phoneNumbers

  

List of PhoneNumber

 
phoneNumbers = user.getPhoneNumbers();

display

String

 user.getPhoneNumbers()[0].getDisplay()

primary

Boolean

 user.getPhoneNumbers()[0].isPrimary()

type

String

 user.getPhoneNumbers()[0].getType()

value

String

 user.getPhoneNumbers()[0].getValue()
 

Boolean

 user.getPhoneNumbers()[0].isVerified()

photos

  

List of photos

 
photos = user.getPhotos();

display

String

 user.getPhotos()[0].getDisplay()

primary

Boolean

 user.getPhotos()[0].isPrimary()

type

String

 user.getPhotos()[0].getType()

value

String

 user.getPhotos()[0].getValue()

ims

  

List of ims

 
ims = user.getIms();

display

String

 user.getIms()[0].getDisplay()

primary

Boolean

 user.getIms()[0].isPrimary()

type

String

 user.getIms()[0].getType()

value

String

 user.getIms()[0].getValue()

Managed Systems Account Object Attributes for Inbound Transformation

You can modify or alter the incoming account attribute data by applying data transformation rules during the data ingestion phase into the Orchestrated system.

Syntax to Fetch Account Attributes for Inbound Data Transformation

The attribute details can be fetched using the syntax:

get<FieldName>()

Example - Retrieve the user's given name

account.getName().getGivenName()

Table - Managed Systems Account Attributes for the Inbound Data Transformation

Attribute Sub Attribute Data Type Syntax

fullName

Reference

 account.getFullName()

formatted

String

 account.getFullName().getFormatted()

familyName

String

 account.getFullName().getFamilyName()

givenName

String

 account.getFullName().getGivenName()

middleName

String

 account.getFullName().getMiddleName()

honorificPrefix

String

 account.getFullName().getHonorificPrefix()

honorificSuffix

String

 account.getFullName().getHonorificSuffix()

userName

  

String

 account.getUserName()

displayName

  

String

 account.getDisplayName()

description

  

String

 account.getDescription()

primaryEmail

  

String

 account.getPrimaryEmail()

userType

  

String

 account.getUserType()

title

  

String

 account.getTitle()

status

  

String

 account.getStatus()

accountType

  

String

 account.getAccountType()

provisionedByMechanism

  

String

 account.getProvisionedByMechanism()

provisionedOnDate

  

String

 account.getProvisionedOnDate()

resourceName

  

String

 account.getResourceName()

startDate

  

Long

 account.getStartDate()

name

  

String

 account.getName()

userLogin

  

String

 account.getUserLogin()

resourcesId

  

String

 account.getResourcesId()

compartmentId

  

String

 account.getCompartmentId()

domainId

  

String

 account.getDomainId()

domainOCID

  

String

 account.getDomainOCID()

region

  

String

 account.getRegion()

emails

  

List of Email

 emails = account.getEmails()

pendingVerificationData

String

 account.getEmails()[0].getPendingVerificationData()

primary

Boolean

 account.getEmails()[0].getPrimary()

secondary

Boolean

 account.getEmails()[0].getSecondary()

type

String

 account.getEmails()[0].getType()

value

String

 account.getEmails()[0].getValue()

verified

Boolean

 account.getEmails()[0].getVerified()

addresses

  

List of Address

 addresses = account.getAddresses();

country

String

 account.getAddresses()[0].getCountry()

formatted

String

 account.getAddresses()[0].getFormatted()

locality

String

 account.getAddresses()[0].getLocality()

postalCode

String

 account.getAddresses()[0].getPostalCode()

primary

Boolean

 account.getAddresses()[0].isPrimary()

region

String

 account.getAddresses()[0].getRegion()

streetAddress

String

 account.getAddresses()[0].getStreetAddress()

type

String

 account.getAddresses()[0].getType()

phoneNumbers

  

List of PhoneNumber

 phoneNumbers = account.getPhoneNumbers()

display

String

 account.getPhoneNumbers()[0].getDisplay()

primary

Boolean

 account.getPhoneNumbers()[0].isPrimary()

type

String

 account.getPhoneNumbers()[0].getType()

value

String

 account.getPhoneNumbers()[0].getValue()
 

Boolean

 account.getPhoneNumbers()[0].isVerified()

photos

  

List of photos

 photos = account.getPhotos()

display

String

 account.getPhotos()[0].getDisplay()

primary

Boolean

 account.getPhotos()[0].isPrimary()

type

String

 account.getPhotos()[0].getType()

value

String

 account.getPhotos()[0].getValue()

ims

  

List of ims

 ims = account.getIms()

display

String

 account.getIms()[0].getDisplay()

primary

Boolean

 account.getIms()[0].isPrimary()

type

String

 account.getIms()[0].getType()

value

String

 account.getIms()[0].getValue()

Custom User and Account Attributes

You can fetch and use custom user or account attribute while applying data transformation rules for the inbound data transformation.

User Custom Attribute

Oracle Access Governance provides a utility method to fetch the custom attribute of a user for inbound transformations. To fetch the CUSTOM_ATTRIBUTE_NAME of a user, you would use the following syntax, for example: 

if( user.getCustomAttributes() != null ) {user.getCustomAttributes()['CUSTOM_ATTRIBUTE_NAME'] }

For example, for a custom attribute called Tags: 

if( user.getCustomAttributes() != null ) {user.getCustomAttributes()['Tags'] }

Account Custom Attribute

Oracle Access Governance provides a utility method to fetch the custom attribute of an account for inbound transformations. To fetch the CUSTOM_ATTRIBUTE_NAME of an account, you would use the following syntax, for example: 

if(account.getCustomAttributes() != null) {account.getCustomAttributes()['CUSTOM_ATTRIBUTE_NAME'] }

For example, for a custom attribute called Tags: 

if(account.getCustomAttributes() != null) {account.getCustomAttributes()['Tags'] }

Examples for Outbound Data Transformation

Here are a few sample mapping rules and uses cases while applying outbound data transformations in Oracle Access Governance.

Table - Sample Mapping Rules

Usecase Sample Rule

Fixed string value

 'SampleValue'

User attribute

 user.getName().getGivenName()

Note:

You must perform a null check before using such operations as the value can be null.

Application attribute

application.getDisplayName()

Note:

You must perform a null check before using such operations as the value can be null.

Request attribute

 requestAttributes.get('organizationName').get(0)

Note:

  • You must perform a null check before using such operations as the value can be null.
  • The 'requestAttributes.get(attrName)' always returns an array, so we need to do a get(i) to fetch the specific value
Set value to the combination of 2 user attributes 
user.getName().getGivenName() + ' ' + user.getName().getFamilyName()
or:
[ user.getName().getGivenName(),user.getName().getMiddleName() , user.getName().getFamilyName()].join(' ')
Set the value to another attribute if the input value is null (if organization is null then set to a fixed value) user.getOrganization() != null && user.getOrganization().getDisplayName() != null ? user.getOrganization().getDisplayName() : 'DefaultOrganization'

Examples for Inbound Data Transformation and Identity Attributes

Here are a few sample mapping rules and uses cases while applying inbound data transformations or applying transformations on the composite identity profile in Oracle Access Governance.

Note:

As a best practice, we recommend to always perform a NULL check in rules for extracted values before using them otherwise it can lead to ingestion cycle failures on NULL references. This has to be done for both, user attributes object in Authoritative Sources and account attributes object in Managed Systems for inbound transformations.

Sample Mapping Rules for Authoritative Sources

Here are a few mapping rule expressions along with input value or output value for the identity (user) object attributes.

Target attribute Type of attribute Target attribute data type Aim of mapping rule Mapping rule expression Value input Value output

userName

DEFAULTS

String

Concatenate userName & displayName and set this value in userName attribute

 user.getUserName().concat('-',user.getDisplayName())

userName=mark.hill

displayName=Mark Hill

mark.hill-Mark Hill

userName

DEFAULTS

String

If userName is not null, then convert userName to upperCase and set in userName attribute

 if(user.getUserName()!=null) {user.getUserName().toUpperCase() }

userName=mark.hill

MARK.HILL

jobDescription

CUSTOM

String

LowerCase the value of description and set it in custom attribute, jobDescription

 user.getDescription().toLowerCase()

description = SoftwareDeveloper1

jobDescription = softwaredeveloper1

status

DEFAULTS

Boolean

If status is null set it to true else alternate the value.

 user.getStatus()==null ? true : !user.getStatus() status = true false

risk

DEFAULTS

Integer

 If risk is null set 20, else increase risk by 15 user.getRisk() == null ? 20 : user.getRisk() + 15

risk = 30

risk = null

45

20

description

DEFAULTS

String

Get startDate of type long, convert it into Date and then set it as a String to the description attribute.

 new Date(user.getStartDate()).toISOString() startDate = 1703442600000

2023-12-25T07:55:46.061Z

provisionedOnDate

DEFAULTS

Date

Get validFromDate (long), convert to date, then set provisionedOnDate rounded to 1st of next month.

 const currentDate = new Date(user.getValidFromDate()); new Date(currentDate.getFullYear(), currentDate.getMonth() + 1, 1).getTime();

validFromDate = 1703442600000

provisionedOnDate = 1704047400000

provisionedFromDate

DEFAULTS

Date

Input type string. Output type date.

 new Date(user.getValidFromDate()).toISOString()

validFromDate = 1703442600000

input = 2023-12-24T18:30:00.000Z

 provisionedFromDate = 1703422800000

Sample Mapping Rules for Managed Systems

Here are a few mapping rule expressions along with input value or output value for the account object attributes.

Table - Sample Mapping Rules for Managing Permissions

Target attribute Type of attribute Target attribute data type Aim of mapping rule Mapping rule expression Value input Value output

displayName

DEFAULTS

String

If displayName is not null then set upper case value to displayName.

 if(account.getDisplayName()!=null) {account.getDisplayName().toUpperCase() }

displayName = Mark Hill

MARK HILL

primaryEmail

DEFAULTS

String

Concatenate userLogin & "@myexample.com" and set in primaryEmail.

 account.getUserLogin().concat('@myexample.com') userLogin = mark.hill mark.hill@myexample.com

jobDescription

CUSTOM

String

LowerCase the value of description and set it in custom attributes jobDescription.

 if(account.getDescription()!=null) { account.getDescription().toLowerCase() } description = SoftwareDeveloper1 jobDescription = softwaredeveloper1

status

DEFAULTS

Boolean

Example 1: If status is null then set it to true else alternate the value.

 account.getStatus()==null ? true : !account.getStatus()

status = true

false
     

Example 2: Set status to false.

 false status = null/true/false false

risk

DEFAULTS

Integer

If risk is null then set to 20, else increase risk by 15.

 account.getRisk() == null ? 20 : account.getRisk() + 15

risk = 30

risk = null

45

20

riskSummary

DEFAULTS

Long

If riskSummary is null set to 1234, else increase risk by 70.

 account.getRiskSummary() == null ? 1234 : account.getRiskSummary() + 70

riskSummary = 30

riskSummary = null

100

1234