Are custom logic provisions considered a standard part of rule types?

Custom logic provisions are indeed considered a standard part of rule types within SailPoint Identity Security Cloud. This capability allows organizations to incorporate tailored business logic into identity governance processes. By creating custom rules, users can define specific conditions and actions that align closely with their unique operational requirements.

The flexibility of custom logic enables developers to handle complex scenarios that may not be sufficiently addressed by standard built-in rules. This can include conditional access, unique approval workflows, or specific handling of identity attributes that are critical to the organization’s operational demands. The integration of such provisions is essential for customizing identity governance to meet specific compliance and security needs.

The options that suggest limitations or conditions, such as only being applicable to Java scripts or requiring approval, do not accurately reflect how custom logic provisions function within the broader framework of SailPoint. Custom logic is an integral feature that supports various rule types, emphasizing its standardized use in the platform.