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6.2 Human Resource Example Using an HR
Driver
The following example illustrates how the WorkOrder driver can be used with an HR driver to
create a new user and postpone activating the new employee’s access to the system until the hire
date.
Figure 6-1 illustrates how these drivers work together in the example configuration.
Figure 6-1
Data Flow with an HR Driver
Is the
user active?
The HR system creates
a user, with the hire
date as the date the
new hire will start.
It also sets the user
to Inactive.
Create a work order with
the new user’s
distinguished name as
the value for the content
attribute in the work
order and the new hire
date as the value for the
due date in the
work order .
Write the WorkOrder
object to the WorkOrder
container. Write the
user to the Identity Vault
with the loginDisabled
attribute set to True.
Wait for
next event.
WorkOrder
Container.
Identity Manager
HR driver detects
the new user.
Send the new user to
eDirectory according
to the placement rule.
The WorkOrder driver
polls the WorkOrder
Container until the
work order is due.
Once the work order is
due, the WorkOrder
driver processes the
work order. It does this
by changing the login
Disabled attribute to
False. This allows the
new hire to log in.
It also allows other
drivers to create a new
account for the user.
No
Yes
HR Driver Process WorkOrder Driver Process