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17.1 Common IdentityIQ Data Objects
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1 Chapter 1: The IdentityIQ Engineer Exam
1.1 Exam Format, Official Blueprint, and Study Strategy
2 Chapter 2: Infrastructure, Installation, and Extended Attributes
2.1 IdentityIQ Infrastructure Components 2.2 Installation Steps and Procedures 2.3 Creating Extended Attributes and the Objects That Support Them
3 Chapter 3: Build, Deployment, Patching, Access, and Email
3.1 Ongoing Build and Deployment 3.2 Installing Patches and Performing Upgrades 3.3 Configuring End-User Access 3.4 Email Server Settings and Email Redirection
4 Chapter 4: Lifecycle Manager Configuration, Provisioning Policies, and Workflows
4.1 Configuring Lifecycle Manager 4.2 Identity Provisioning Policies 4.3 Configuring LCM Workflows
5 Chapter 5: Lifecycle Events, QuickLinks, Batch Requests, and Rapid Setup
5.1 Lifecycle Events and Their Workflows 5.2 QuickLinks and QuickLink Populations 5.3 Configuring and Using Batch Requests 5.4 Rapid Setup in Lifecycle Events and Identity Operations
6 Chapter 6: Certification Campaigns and Certification Rules
6.1 Configuring and Scheduling Certification Campaigns 6.2 The Purpose of Common Certification Rules
7 Chapter 7: Policies and Policy Violations
7.1 Configuring and Leveraging Policies 7.2 Responding to Policy Violations
8 Chapter 8: Reporting, Advanced Analytics, and Auditing
8.1 Executing and Leveraging Reports 8.2 Leveraging Advanced Analytics 8.3 Configuring and Using Auditing
9 Chapter 9: Rules, Rule Libraries, and the SailPoint API
9.1 The Purpose and Use of Rule Libraries 9.2 Rule Input and Output Arguments 9.3 Common SailPoint API Objects and Methods
10 Chapter 10: Workflow Development
10.1 Workflow Variables, Transitions, and Step Conditions 10.2 Workflow Steps That Generate Work Items 10.3 The Different Workflow Step Usages 10.4 Leveraging Sub-Workflows
11 Chapter 11: Email Templates, Branding, and Localization
11.1 Customizing and Using Email Templates 11.2 Branding the SailPoint User Interface 11.3 Localizing the SailPoint UI
12 Chapter 12: Application Definitions, Connector Settings, and Rapid Setup Aggregation
12.1 Configuring Application Definitions 12.2 Configuring Common Connector Settings 12.3 Configuring Rapid Setup Aggregation Settings
13 Chapter 13: Data-Loading Tasks and Application and Connector Rules
13.1 Scheduling Tasks for Data Loading and Processing 13.2 Common Application Rule Types 13.3 Common Connector Rule Types
14 Chapter 14: Debugging with log4j, Syslog, and the IdentityIQ Console
14.1 Configuring and Leveraging log4j 14.2 Configuring and Leveraging Syslog 14.3 Leveraging the IdentityIQ Console for Debugging
15 Chapter 15: Debug Pages and the Administrator Console
15.1 Leveraging the Debug Pages for Debugging 15.2 Leveraging the Administrator Console for Debugging
16 Chapter 16: Role Model and Identity Attribute Mappings
16.1 Default Role Models and Role Types 16.2 Configuring Roles and Role Options 16.3 Configuring Identity Attribute Mappings
17 Chapter 17: Data Objects, Relationships, and Group Types
17.1 Common IdentityIQ Data Objects 17.2 Relationships Between Common Data Object Models 17.3 The Difference Between Group Types
17.1 Common IdentityIQ Data Objects
Key Takeaways Explain This Topic AI
Identity is the identity cube; Link is one account on one application; Application is the connector configuration with its schemas.
ManagedAttribute is an Entitlement Catalog entry, including account groups; IdentityEntitlement records an entitlement or role an identity holds.
Bundle is the class for every role type, and role entitlements are defined in its Profiles.
Workflow is a definition, WorkflowCase is a running instance, WorkItem is a task for a person, and IdentityRequest tracks an LCM request.
TaskDefinition defines a task or report, TaskResult records a run, and configuration lives in objects such as Rule, Form, EmailTemplate, ObjectConfig, UIConfig, and SystemConfiguration.
Last updated: September 2026
Common IdentityIQ Data Objects
Objective 7.5 asks you to know the common IdentityIQ data objects and what they represent . Object class names appear everywhere: in the Debug pages' class list, console commands ( list link , get identity ... ), filters, and the API (section 9.3). Knowing them lets you go straight to where data lives.
Identity and Account Data
Object Represents Where you meet it
Identity The identity cube for a person or non-human identity, with attributes, manager, roles, capabilities, scopes, and risk. Workgroups are also Identity objects , flagged as workgroups. Identity Warehouse, Debug, and every rule
Link One account on one application , holding its native identity, application, attributes, and entitlements Application Accounts tab, aggregation, correlation
Application A configured connector: connection settings, Schemas (account and group), provisioning policies, correlation config, and rules Application Definition
ManagedAttribute An Entitlement Catalog entry: an entitlement value or an account group , with owner, description, requestable flag, and classifications Entitlement Catalog, group aggregation, LCM
IdentityEntitlement A record of an entitlement or role an identity holds , with details such as how it was obtained and whether it is connected, requested, or certified Identity Entitlements tab; reports join to it for assignedRoles and detectedRoles
ResourceObject The in-memory account or group a connector returns during aggregation, before it becomes a Link or ManagedAttribute Customization, BuildMap, and correlation rules
IdentitySnapshot A point-in-time copy of an identity, for history and certifications Maintain identity histories, console snapshot
Role Model
Object Represents
Bundle Every role , whatever its type (organizational, business, IT, or custom). Holds assignment rules, required, permitted, and inherited links, and profiles.
Profile The entitlement definition inside a role : an application plus attribute rules and permissions. Profiles are not shared between roles.
- RoleChangeEvent Records role changes for propagation (section 16.2)
- Governance
- Object Represents
- CertificationGroup The campaign-level container that ties certifications from one schedule together
- Certification One access review, with a certifier, phase, and dates
CertificationEntity The thing being certified within a review, such as an identity, a role, or an account group
- CertificationItem One line item, such as a role, entitlement, or policy violation, with its decision (action)
- Policy A policy definition with its rules (section 7.1)
- PolicyViolation A detected violation with status and mitigation (allowed-until) information
- MitigationExpiration Tracks when an allowed exception expires
- Processes and Requests
- Object Represents
- Workflow A business process definition
- WorkflowCase A running workflow for one target, carrying its WorkflowContext state
- WorkItem A task in someone's inbox: approval, form, manual action, remediation, and so on
IdentityRequest The tracking record of an LCM request, categorized as an access request, password request, identity change request, or identity request. It survives after the workflow's TaskResult is pruned.
- TaskDefinition A task or report definition (reports are TaskDefinitions of type LiveReport)
- TaskResult The outcome of a task, report, or workflow run
Request / RequestDefinition Background work items, such as partitions and retries, and their per-type processing settings (threads and hosts)
ProvisioningPlan / ProvisioningProject The requested change, and the compiled per-application plan (section 4.2)
Configuration Objects
- Object Holds
- Rule BeanShell logic, including rule libraries
- Form Shared forms for workflows and provisioning
- EmailTemplate Notification content (section 11.1)
ObjectConfig Extended-attribute definitions per class: Identity, Link, Application, Bundle, ManagedAttribute, CertificationItem
- UIConfig UI settings such as columns and account icons
- Configuration (SystemConfiguration and others) Global settings, such as email, syslog, and retention
- Capability / Scope Rights bundles and visibility boundaries (section 3.3)
- DynamicScope / QuickLink / QuickLinkOptions QuickLink populations and links (section 5.2)
- GroupFactory / GroupDefinition / GroupIndex Groups and populations (section 17.3)
- Custom Free-form key/value data for rules
- Infrastructure Objects
- Object Holds
- Server One per IdentityIQ instance: heartbeat and statistics (section 2.1)
- ServiceDefinition Configuration of background services and the hosts they run on
- AuditEvent (audit records) and syslog events Audit trail (section 8.3) and captured errors (section 14.2)
- Finding Objects Quickly
The same class names work across every tool:
Debug pages: choose the class in the Object Browser, for example Link or IdentityRequest , then search by name (section 15.1).
Console: list <class> [filter] , count <class> , and get <class> <name> . Enter list with no arguments to see every class that can be listed (section 14.3).
Code and filters: context.getObjectByName(ManagedAttribute.class, ...) or Filter.eq("application.name", "AD") (section 9.3).
Reports: a report's data source names an object type, such as sailpoint.object.Link for the Uncorrelated Accounts report (section 8.1).
Some data that looks like a separate object is actually stored inside another one . Role assignments and detections, for example, are recorded on the Identity (and reflected in IdentityEntitlement records), not as separate top-level objects you list in the console. When you cannot find a class, look at the parent object's XML.
Using This Knowledge
When a question asks where to look, map the noun to the object:
"The account's current attribute values" → Link .
"Which entitlements a person holds and whether they were requested" → IdentityEntitlement .
"Owner and description of an AD group" → ManagedAttribute .
"Why a request is still pending" → IdentityRequest , then its WorkflowCase and WorkItems .
"What happened in last night's aggregation" → TaskResult .