Description: With the Summer '15 release, you will be able to automatically create, update, and delete user accounts on services such as Google and Box, based on changes to user accounts in your Salesforce organization or Active Directory service. This feature also provides a centralized view of all user accounts across your applications and services. Learn how you can automate user account management across third-party applications and services! What you will learn: How user events, such as creating a user or assigning a permission set, can trigger corresponding updates in third-party services How automatic de-provisioning of third-party user accounts can improve security while saving you time and money How Salesforce Identity Connect can capture events in Active Directory and apply user provisioning updates to Salesforce that in turn can trigger updates to an external application How approval processes, auditing, and reporting help you manage user accounts effectively Intended audience Existing or prospective Salesforce Platform admins and developers ISV partners who want to package this feature to automate user creation and deletion in their applications running outside the Salesforce platform.

1. User Provisioning for
Connected Apps
May 14, 2015

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Speakers
Vikas Jain
Product Management
Director
@vikasjaintweet
Pat Patterson
Developer Evangelist
Architect
@metadaddy

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Agenda
1. What is User Provisioning?
2. Benefits
3. Demo
4. How does it work?
5. Standards

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User Provisioning – Managing the User Lifecycle
Create,
Update, Delete
Users

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Managing Users in Multiple Salesforce orgs
Create,
Update, Delete
Users
Org1
Org2
Org3

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Works with Other User Repositories Too
Create, Update,
Delete Users
On Premise

10. Benefits

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Benefits for Employee Use Cases
Security
Audit & Compliance
IT Productivity
User
Termination
Who has access
to what?
Automated account
creation & deletion

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Benefits for Customer and Partner Use Cases
User Onboarding
Keep User Info in
Sync
Self Service
Provision user into
multiple web properties
Update email change
across all apps
Access request
with Approvals

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Benefits for ISV Use Cases
Faster Setup
SSO User Linking
Package It!
Onboard users and
grant licenses
Setup Federation Identifier
with External UserId
Add User Provisioning
to your package

14. Demo

15. How Does It Work?

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User Provisioning Standard Objects
• Operation
• UserId
• State
• ApprovalStatus
• …
UserProvisioningRequest (UPR)
• UserProvisionin
gRequestId
• Status
• Details
• …
UserProvisioningLog
• SalesforceUserId
• ExternalUserId
• LinkState
• …
UserProvAccount
• SalesforceUserId
• ExternalUserId
• LinkState
• …
UserProvAccountStaging
Temp
object
used
during
collection
User as
listed in 3rd
party
system
Main
Object
Audit &
Debugging

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Runtime Flow Diagram
Users
Profile
Perm.
Sets
API
Create,
update,
delete
Assign,
unassign
Assign,
unassign
Code
UPR
User
Provisioning
Platform
Flow
Events
Connector
3rd
party
app
* UPR = UserProvisioningRequest
API
Process UPR

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Create Apex Plugins
Extend UserProvisioningPlugin class
global class GoogleCollectUsersPlugin extends UserProvisioning.UserProvisioningPlugin {
global override Process.PluginDescribeResult buildDescribeCall() {
...
}
global override Process.PluginResult invoke(
Process.PluginRequest request) {
...
}
}

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Create a Flow of Type User Provisioning Flow

20. Standards

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 Simple Cloud Identity Management
 http://www.simplecloud.info/
 SCIM 1.0 released in 2011
 SCIM 1.1 released in 2012
 IETF working on SCIM 2.0
 System for Cross-domain Identity Management

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SCIM Use Cases
 Provision and de-provision user accounts
 Update attributes on user accounts
 Synchronize accounts across services
 Manage group membership

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SCIM Basics
 Application-level, REST protocol
 OAuth recommended for authentication/authorization
 Create, modify, retrieve, discover users and groups
 Common user schema
 Extensible

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SCIM Schema
 Core schema
– name, userName, emails etc
 Enterprise extension
– employeeNumber, department, manager etc
 Salesforce Org extension
– urn:salesforce:schemas:extension:18CHARORGID
– Custom fields

25. SCIM in Action

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SCIM Implementations

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Q & A
Vikas Jain
Product Management
Director
@vikasjaintweet
Pat Patterson
Developer Evangelist
Architect
@metadaddy

30. Thank You