What is a feature of UD-enabled application user profiles?

A significant feature of user-defined (UD)-enabled application user profiles is schema discovery. This functionality allows the system to automatically identify and map the attributes of user profiles from the external application or system.

With schema discovery, Okta can dynamically learn the structure of user profile data, which includes recognizing what fields are present, such as usernames, email addresses, and other custom attributes that may exist. This capability simplifies integration with various applications, as it helps administrators quickly understand and configure the necessary mapping for user attributes in Okta without extensive manual intervention. As a result, schema discovery promotes efficient onboarding of applications and ensures that the user profile information is accurately synchronized between Okta and the external systems.

The other options do not align with the specific functionality of UD-enabled application user profiles. For instance, automated user account deletion and password reset capabilities are more solidly related to general user management features rather than specifically to the user-defined schema integration process. Reduced authentication requirements pertain to authentication policies rather than the fundamental characteristics of user profiles created with UD. In contrast, schema discovery distinctly highlights the operational advantage offered by UD-enabled profiles in fostering seamless application integration.