Which is the recommended use for simple changes?

The recommended approach for implementing simple changes is to use either rules or transforms, as this flexibility allows for a more tailored solution depending on the specific needs of the situation.

Rules provide a way to implement logic that can evaluate conditions and dictate the flow of processes. They are beneficial for scenarios where specific conditions must be checked, and actions must be taken based on those evaluations. This can include setting attributes, enforcing policies, or determining access rights, making it a versatile choice for various requirements.

Transforms, on the other hand, are primarily focused on data manipulation and transformation tasks. They are ideal for converting input data into a desired output format, ensuring that the data is structured correctly for further processing or storage. This is particularly useful in cases where data needs reformatting or enrichment before it can be used effectively.

By allowing the use of either rules or transforms, the approach ensures that simple changes can be efficiently handled with the appropriate method based on the context, enhancing configurability and maintaining clarity in identity data management. This option fosters best practices and supports a wide range of use cases within the SailPoint Identity Security Cloud framework.