Salesforce Connector - Entitlement Description is getting wiped-out upon Access Import Job

[IAM_99]

Hi All,

We are using Salesforce OOTB connector to integrate one of the Salesforce target.

When access import Job runs its clearing Saviynt Entitlement display name but there is no explict configuration mentioned in JSONS. how to retain Entitlement Display name in this case ?

Any body faced similar issue - if yes how you guys handled, please share your inputs.

Thanks,

suresh

[sudeshjaiswal]

Hello @IAM_99,

Could you please breif more about your business usecase.
As currently only you can map only attributes for Profile object , apart from that for no other object attributes can be mapped in saviynt.

https://docs.saviyntcloud.com/bundle/Salesforce-v23x/page/Content/Configuring-the-Integration-for-Im... 

[Manu269]

@IAM_99 can you please help in explaining more where do you see the problem?

Configuring the Integration for Importing Access (saviyntcloud.com) this mentions clearly that EIC uses default attribute mapping, until you are using FIELD_MAPPING_JSON (Only Profile atributes)

[IAM_99]

Hi @sudeshjaiswal @Manu269 ,

We have to display entitlement description  in Saviynt - It can not be updated in Salesforce instance.

Whenever Import runs it is  wiping out the description - want to skip description update ?

Thanks,

suresh

[rushikeshvartak]

what is config for OBJECT_TO_BE_IMPORTED 

[IAM_99]

PFB

PermissionSet,Profile,Group,Role,PermissionSetGroup

[sudeshjaiswal]

Hello @IAM_99,

You can do it only for profile, as we allow attribute mapping only for profile in the FIELD_MAPPING_JSON connections params ,
Note: description should be available on the target, in the "Description" attribute, you can map it to  entitlement desciption in the saviynt.
For Ref: 

Mapping Additional Profile Attributes 

{
"profilefield_mapping":
{
"entitlementID": "Id~#~char",
"entitlement_value": "Name~#~char",
"customproperty4": "UserLicenseId~#~char",
"customproperty1": "UserType~#~char",
"description": "Description~#~char",
"customproperty7": "CreatedDate~#~date",
"customproperty8": "CreatedById~#~char",
"customproperty2": "LastModifiedDate~#~date",
"customproperty9": "LastModifiedById~#~char",
"updatedate": "SystemModstamp~#~date"
}
}

There is already any idea in place, for externalizing the attribute mapping for all other salesforce standard and custom object.
https://ideas.saviynt.com/ideas/EIC-I-2687 

Thanks.