With the services defined, you should have a screen similar to the following
one.

We will use these services in the policies we create.
Also, we will use the attribute
SCIM2.resource.meta.resourceType
.
To see the attribute in the Trust Framework, click
Attributes and navigate to it starting from
SCIM2.
Note: The
SCIM2.resource
attribute is only available when the
SCIM resource exists. For example, the search and create actions do not have
this attribute. However, the search action does have a policy request with a
retrieve action that does have the attribute.
Your policy can use a service you define or the
SCIM2.resource.meta.resourceType
attribute.
Also, we can use these actions in our policies: create, delete, modify,
retrieve, search, search-results.
To see the actions in the Trust Framework, click
Actions.
When you are creating your policy, use the
Policy Editor's
Decision Visualiser to make sure your policy accurately reflects the policy
requests. For example, consider the following screen showing the
request.

We can use the following lines from the Decision Visualiser:
-
service
line
Verify the name of the service in your Trust Framework and
policy.
-
action
line
Verify that the request produces the expected action that the
policy uses.
The PingAuthorize SCIM
translates a get request in the SCIM REST API to retrieve
action. For more information about actions, see SCIM policy requests.
-
RequestURI
line
Verify that the endpoint belongs to the expected service.
-
SCIM2
line
Scroll right to see the verify that the
resourceType
is as expected.