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Manage team mapping

If you have set up teams in your organization, you can map teams to the relevant IdPs so that organization administrators (people with Owner role) can automatically map the people in their organization to different teams based on some of their attributes (claims).

Add team mapping

This section describes how to map a team to your identity provider using mapping rules.

  1. Log in to Workflows, and select the Org Settings tab.

  2. To add a team mapping rule, select the Manage team mapping option for your identity provider. Manage team mapping The Team mapping page displays.

  3. On the Team mapping page, select Add Mapping Rule. The Create team mapping rule displays. Manage team mapping

  4. Enter the following information for the mapping:

    • Claim path: Specify the claim path associated with the person. This can be a string or a URL.
    • Match condition: Select the match condition from the dropdown. For a list of what the mapping conditions mean, refer to the Mapping conditions table.
    • Claim value: Enter the value of the claim for the claim path.
    • Assigned team: Select the team you want to assign the person to.

  5. Select Create to add the mapping rule for the selected identity provider.

How to map conditions

ConditionDescriptionHow would you use it?
ContainsMap to selected team only if the claim path contains a part of the specified claim valueIf claim path: email contains manager, then people with email claim that have manager in the email address will be added to the selected team.
DefaultMapped to this team by defaultAll users are added to the selected team by default.
EqualsMap to selected team only if the claim path matches the specified claim value exactlyIf the claim path: role is isAdmin, people who have this exact role in the claim will be added to the selected team.
Exists InMap to selected team only if the claim path exists in the specified claim valueIf the claim path: role is isMaintain, people who have isMaintain as part of their claim, they will be added to the selected team.
Does Not ContainMap to selected team only if the claim path does not contain the specified claim valueSet as an exclusion. If claim path: email contains developer, then people with any email claim other than developer in the email address will be added to the selected team.
Does Not EqualMap to selected team only if the claim path does not match the specified claim valueSet as an exclusion. If the claim path: role is isAdmin, people with any role other than isAdmin in the claim will be added to the selected team.
Mapping rules are exclusive

While you can add multiple mapping rules for teams, you can only add one mapping rule of a kind per identity provider. For example, if you have added a mapping rule with condition default with one team, you cannot use the same condition default with any other team for that identity provider.

Update team mapping rule

You can update an existing team mapping rule from the team mapping page.

  1. On the Identity providers page, select the Manage team mapping option for the identity provider you want to update. Manage team mapping The Team mapping page displays.
  2. On the Team mapping page, select the Update team mapping rule icon for the rule you want to update. The Update team mapping dialog displays. Update team mapping rule
  3. Select the match condition you want to update, and select Update to save your changes.

Remove a team mapping rule

You can remove an existing team mapping rule from the team mapping page.

  1. On the Identity providers page, select the Manage team mapping option for the identity provider you want to remove a team mapping rule. Manage team mapping The Team mapping page displays.
  2. On the Team mapping page, select the Remove team mapping rule icon for the rule you want to remove,. The Remove team mapping dialog displays. Delete team
  3. Select Remove to remove this team mapping rule for the identity provider configuration.
 
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