User management

The Evernote Provisioner synchronizes users from your datastore to Evernote. The behavior of each provisioning capability is described below.

You can configure these capabilities in the Configure PingFederate for provisioning step of the setup process.

Synchronizing existing users

PingFederate synchronizes users based on the Username attribute in Evernote. If a user already exists in your datastore and Evernote, mapping this attribute correctly links the two records together.

For example:

In Evernote, Janet’s Username is bjensen@example.com.
In your datastore, Janet’s mail is bjensen@example.com.
On the Attribute Mapping tab of your provisioning connection configuration, you map the Username attribute to mail.
When the provisioning connector runs, the datastore user is provisioned with a Username of bjensen@example.com. That matches Janet’s existing Username in Evernote, so her information in the datastore is synchronized to her Evernote account.

User provisioning

PingFederate provisions users when one of the following happens:

A user is added to the datastore group or filter that is targeted by the provisioning connector.

The Source Location tab of your provisioning connection configuration defines which users PingFederate targets for provisioning.

User updates

PingFederate updates users when a user attribute changes in your datastore.

The Attribute Mapping tab of your provisioning connection configuration defines which attributes PingFederate monitors for changes.

User deprovisioning

PingFederate deprovisions users when one of the following happens:

A user is deleted from the user store.
A user is disabled in the user store.
A user is removed from the datastore group or filter that is targeted by the provisioning connector.