Home Organization Policy- OIM PS3

When an end user submits a request for self-registration, the home organization of the user gets determined by the home organization policy. The organization name (as determined by the home organization policy) is filled in the request submitted. The approver can override the home organization of the user while approving the request. If a pre-process custom handler is defined to determine the home organization during self-registration, then home organization policy will not be evaluated. If workflow pol-icy is defined, then it takes precedence over the Home Organization Policy.

In Home Organization Policy, you can define rules based on user attributes. The return value of the rule is the organization name. Rules are evaluated, in the order in which they appear on the Home Organization Policy page, starting from first rule to the last rule. Rules can be re-ordered from Home Organization Policy page. Evaluation of rules is stopped on first rule match and the organization name is returned, remaining rules are not evaluated.

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