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It ignores them;
It joins them to existing EmpowerID Persons;
It provisions new EmpowerID Persons, joining those new Persons to the accounts.
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The criteria for this evaluation is whether or not those inventoried accounts have valid FirstName and LastName properties (the properties are not null). If an account does not meet this criteria, EmpowerID simply ignores it and moves on to evaluate the next account. If an account does meet the criteria, EmpowerID marks the account as belonging to a user, captures all the unique identifier information for that account (SID, GUID, DN, UID, etc.), maps the account to the account store for attribute flow, and then executes a set of stored procedures, known as the "Join" and "Provision" rules. These rules, in conjunction with certain user-defined settings, tell EmpowerID what relationship, if any, it should create between inventoried user accounts and EmpowerID Persons. As a whole, this process of evaluating, joining and provisioning is handled by what is known in EmpowerID as the "Account Inbox."
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