Anyone with access to Identity as a Service is a user. The role assigned to the user determines the features they can access in Identity as a Service. See Create, assign, and manage roles and Set up your Identity as a Service account for more information.
Attention: When a new Identity as a Service account is created, a single user with the Super Administrator role is created for the account. The Super Administrator user can create more users and assign each of them a role that determines their level of access to Identity as a Service. To safeguard against complete account lockout, you should create another user for your new account with the Super Administrator role.
When you add users manually to your Identity as a Service account, you do the following:
Enter their profile information
Select access management role items
Assign custom user attributes, if applicable
Configure user policies (registration, verification, and Magic Links)
You can add users to Identity as a Service using one of the following methods:
Add a user manually
Sync a user from a directory
Import users by synchronizing your Identity as a Service account with a directory (Trigger on-demand synchronization)
Bulk import users (see Import users)
Once you add a user, you can manage the user the following for individual users from the User Details page:
Profile—Update user profile information (see Edit, delete, unlock, and disable users and Add users).
Authenticators—Manage users authenticators (see Manage authenticators).
Devices—Manage Active Sync devices (see Manage devices).
Risk-Based Authentication—Manage risk-based authentication (see Manage risk-based authenticator settings).
Applications—Manage applications assigned to the user (see Manage applications).
OIDC/OAuth Tokens—Manage OAuth tokens (see Manage OIDC and OAuth tokens).
Audits—View user audit activity and download user audits (see View and export audit logs).
Topics in this section:
Unlink users from Active Directory
View, filter, and export user list