What should you do if a provisioning task fails during account creation?

When a provisioning task fails during account creation, checking source connectivity and credentials is a crucial first step in troubleshooting the issue. This process allows you to ensure that the necessary connections to the identity source (such as Active Directory, databases, or other systems) are operational and that the credentials being used are valid.

By verifying source connectivity, you can determine if there are issues like network outages, misconfigured endpoints, or disruptions in service that prevent successful provisioning. Furthermore, ensuring that the credentials are correct, including permissions necessary for account creation, helps identify potential authorization problems before taking more drastic measures.

If this initial check confirms that connectivity and credentials are sound, you can then proceed with other troubleshooting steps or escalate the issue if needed. This proactive approach is essential for efficient issue resolution in identity governance processes.