To use sampling for attestation, assign a sample to the appropriate attestation policies. A sample can only be assigned to exactly one attestation policy.
To assign a sample to an attestation policy
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In the Manager, select the Attestation > Attestation policies category.
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Select an attestation policy in the result list and run the Change main data task.
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In the Sample menu, select a sample.
- Save the changes.
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You can see the most important information about a sample on the overview form. You can see the attestation policy that is used with sample.
To obtain an overview of a sample
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In the Manager, select the Attestation > Samples category.
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Select the sample in the results list.
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Select the Sample oerview task .
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A default sample is provided for attesting memberships in system entitlements after organizational changes. This sample data is determined automatically. This identifies all individuals whose manager or primary department, cost center, or business role assignment has changed since the previous attestation. All memberships are attested whose user accounts are associated with these individuals.
To use attestation of memberships in system authorizations after organizational changes
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In the Designer, set the QER | Selections | PersonOrganizationalChanges configuration parameter.
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In the Manager, assign an enabled schedule to the System entitlement memberships after organizational changes attestation policy.
Once an attestation run is complete, the sample data is deleted. As soon as an individual's organizational data changes, they are included in the sample. This ensures that the sample always includes only those individuals whose organizational data has changed since the previous attestation.
TIP: Sample data is calculated by the QER_Person_Add_to_PickCategory_Organizational_Changes process. You can customize the generating condition of this process.
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Different attestation policies can be combined into a collection allowing the attestations to start simultaneously. For example, this can be used in the context of an audit, when different attestations are run that have related content.
Related attestation policies can be grouped together into policy collections. Policy collections must be assigned a schedule for running these attestation policies. Use a sample to limit the set of objects to attest for all assigned attestation policies.
The following applies:
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An attestation policy can be assigned to only one policy collection.
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Attestation policies that belong to a policy collection cannot be started separately.
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When samples are attested, the same sample is used for all the attestation policies that belong to one policy collection.
Example
The following properties of all employees in department D are going to be attested:
These attestations must always be performed simultaneously.
The following objects must be created for this purpose:
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Attestation procedure for the Person, PersonInOrg, UNSAccount, UNSAccountInUNSGroup tables
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A schedule
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A sample the find all employees assigned to department D
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A policy collection that uses the schedule and sample
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Attestation policies that use the attestation procedures and the policy collection
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