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EmpowerID includes a Salesforce connector that allows organizations to bring the user data (user accounts, permissions sets, profiles and roles) in their Salesforce domain to EmpowerID, where it can be managed and synchronized with data in any connected back-end user directories. Once connected, you can manage this data from EmpowerID in the following ways:

  • Account Management

    • Inventory user accounts

    • Create, Update and Delete user accounts

    • Enable and Disable user accounts

  • Group Management

    • Inventory groups

    • Inventory group memberships

    • Create groups

    • Add and Remove members to and from groups

  • Attribute Flow
    Users in Salesforce are inventoried as accounts in EmpowerID. The below table shows the attribute mappings of Salesforce user attributes to EmpowerID Person attributes.

Salesforce Attribute

Corresponding EmpowerID Attribute

Description

FirstName

FirstName

First Name of a user

LastName

LastName

Last Name of a user

Name

Name

Full Name of a user

Email

Email

Email address of a user

Phone

Telephone

Telephone number of a user

Title

Title

Job title of a user

IsActive

Active

Active status of a user

Department

Department

Department in which a user works

Company

Company

Company where a user works

City

City

City where a user is located

Country

Country

Country of user

ManagerId

ManagerPersonID

Employee ID of user’s manager

When EmpowerID inventories Salesforce, it creates an account in the EmpowerID Identity Warehouse for each Salesforce user, a group for each Salesforce profile, a group for each Salesforce role, and a group for each Salesforce permission set. EmpowerID distinguishes these groups from one another by group type. Groups created for Salesforce profiles have a group type of ProfileGroup (GroupTypeID of 15), while groups created for roles have a group type of PrimaryRoleGroup (GroupTypeID of 16). This information becomes important if you use EmpowerID to create users in Salesforce as each Salesforce user must have a profile.


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