HelloID-Conn-Prov-Target-Intus-Inplanning

Important

This repository contains the connector and configuration code only. The implementer is responsible to acquire the connection details such as username, password, certificate, etc. You might even need to sign a contract or agreement with the supplier before implementing this connector. Please contact the client's application manager to coordinate the connector requirements.

Table of contents

• HelloID-Conn-Prov-Target-Intus-Inplanning
  • Table of contents
  • Introduction
  • Getting started
    • Provisioning PowerShell V2 connector
      • Correlation configuration
      • Field mapping
    • Connection settings
    • Prerequisites
    • Remarks
      • Permissions Remarks
  • Getting help
  • HelloID docs

Introduction

HelloID-Conn-Prov-Target-Intus-Inplanning is a target connector. The Intus Inplanning connector facilitates the creation, updating, enabling, and disabling of user accounts in Intus Inplanning. Additionally, it grants and revokes roles as entitlements to the user account.

Endpoint	Description
/api/token	Gets the Token to connect with the api (POST)
/api/users/AccountReference	get user based on the account reference (GET)
/api/users	creates and updates the user (POST), (PUT)

The following lifecycle actions are available:

Action	Description
create.ps1	PowerShell create lifecycle action
delete.ps1	-
disable.ps1	PowerShell disable lifecycle action
enable.ps1	PowerShell enable lifecycle action
update.ps1	PowerShell update lifecycle action
grantPermission.ps1	PowerShell grant lifecycle action
revokePermission.ps1	PowerShell revoke lifecycle action
permissions.ps1	PowerShell permissions lifecycle action
resources.ps1	-
configuration.json	Default Configuration.json
fieldMapping.json	Default FieldMapping.json

Getting started

Provisioning PowerShell V2 connector

Correlation configuration

The correlation configuration is used to specify which properties will be used to match an existing account within Intus-Inplanning to a person in HelloID.

To properly setup the correlation:

1. Open the Correlation tab.

2. Specify the following configuration:

   Setting	Value
   Enable correlation	True
   Person correlation field	Not Supported
   Account correlation field	username

Tip

For more information on correlation, please refer to our correlation documentation pages.

Field mapping

The field mapping can be imported by using the fieldMapping.json file.

Connection settings

The following settings are required to connect to the API.

Setting	Description	Mandatory
Client id	The Client id to connect to the API	Yes
Client secret	The Client Secret to connect to the API	Yes
BaseUrl	The URL to the API	Yes

Prerequisites

• Before using this connector, ensure you have the appropriate Client ID and Client Secret in order to connect to the API.

Remarks

• Set the number of concurrent actions to 1. Otherwise, the 'get token' operation of one run will interfere with that of another run.
• The username cannot be modified in Intus Inplanning or helloId since it serves as the account reference.

Permissions Remarks

• A user in Intus Inplanning can have multiple roles with the same name. These roles cannot be managed by HelloID. The HelloID connector only supports managing unique role names.
• The creation and update of entitlements utilize the same script, named grant.ps1.
• The connector uses a pre-defined set of entitlements that are created in Intus Inplanning
• The connector exclusively assigns a start date when a new entitlement is appended to an account. The start date remains unaltered when the user's entitlement is subsequently updated.
• The grant script does not establish the end date; instead, the business rules handle the removal of entitlement when it becomes unnecessary. It is possible to modify this process to assign the attribute 'endDate'.
• The permission script employs an inline JSON object to retrieve the permissions. Alternatively, it is possible to obtain this information from a file using the following command: $jsonPermissions = Get-Content "C:\IntusPermissions.json" | ConvertFrom-Json. Please note that an agent is required to perform this operation.
• When working with inline permissions in the permission.ps1 script, utilize the following structure:

[
    {
        "Admin": {
            "role": "Admin",
            "resourceGroup": "Company",
            "exchangeGroup": "Company",
            "shiftGroup": "Diensten",
            "worklocationGroup": null,
            "userGroup": "n.v.t."
        }
    }
]

• You can utilize a variable within the JSON permissions, such as your own CostCenter, for example. Currently, an example variable named {{costCenterOwn}} is included in the grant script. You can integrate this variable name into your JSON within the permission script. Additionally, an example is provided in the grant script to substitute the variable with a value from the primary contract. It's important to note that this value must be recognized and established within Intus.

Example of the JSON permissions and the PowerShell code snippet

   "resourceGroup": "{{costCenterOwn}}",

    $mappedProperty = $personContext.Person.PrimaryContract.CostCenter.Name
    foreach ($property in $actionContext.References.Permission.Reference.PSObject.Properties) {
        if ($property.value -eq '{{costCenterOwn}}') {
            if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($mappedProperty)) {
                throw 'Permission expects [{{costCenterOwn}}] to grant the permission the specified cost center is empty'
            }
            $actionContext.References.Permission.Reference."$($property.name)" = $mappedProperty
            Write-Information "Replacing property: [$($property.name)] value: [{{costCenterOwn}}] with [$($mappedProperty)]"
        }
    }

Getting help

Tip

For more information on how to configure a HelloID PowerShell connector, please refer to our documentation pages.

Tip

If you need help, feel free to ask questions on our forum

HelloID docs

The official HelloID documentation can be found at: https://docs.helloid.com/