Group management
idemeum allows you to combine users in groups based on various attributes, so that you can perform granular access control.
Overview
When you leverage idemeum local directory, you can simply create custom attributes for your user records, and then combine users in groups based on these custom attributes. For example, you can create Engineering
group for all users who work in engineering department. What is more, when you integrate with external user source, such as HR system, idemeum can pull custom attributes from external user source and use those attributes to combine employees into groups.
Groups use cases
Application entitlements
You can use groups to entitle applications to employees. For instance, your Engineering
group will have access to 3 applications (Atlassian, Slack, and AWS).
Group provisioning
You can use groups to provision to integrated applications. For instance, once you create group Admins you can configure idemeum to push this group into AWS so that you can assign certain permission sets to it. Therefore, every new user of Admins
group will be provisioned into Admins
group in AWS.
Group configuration
- Navigate to idemeum admin portal and choose
Groups
- Click
Add group
- Give your group a name

- Now you can create rules based on which employees will become part of this group. For instance, in the case below I am using the
Job Title
attribute from my local directory to groupProduct Managers
andEngineers
in the same group.

- You can also assign users directly to groups without leveraging attributes
- Once you configure the group hit
Save
Group provisioning
idemeum also supports pushing groups to applications and assigning users to these groups in applications. Please, check our integrations catalog to see what applications support group management.
If an application is assigned to a user that is part of the group, idemeum will first provision the group to application and then will assign the user to that group. If the user changes groups, idemeum will automatically update all information in target applications.
- Navigate to application configuration
- Choose
Provisioning
section - Make sure you have
group provisioning
set toTrue
