When you configure single sign-on (SSO) with the Fusion Application, which elements are synchronized from the Fusion Application to FDI?

When you configure single sign-on (SSO) with the Fusion Application, which elements are synchronized from the Fusion Application to FDI?

• A. Users and all custom job-specific roles are synchronized.
• B. Users and out-of-the-box job-specific roles are synchronized.
• C. Only users are synchronized.
• D. No synchronization occurs.

Answer: (B)

When SSO is configured between the Fusion Application and FDI, the system brings over the identities and the standard access those identities are granted in Fusion. Specifically, user accounts plus the out-of-the-box (built-in) job-specific roles are synchronized. Those built-in roles are predefined by the application and designed to be shared across integrated systems. Custom roles created by an organization aren’t automatically synchronized because they are organization-specific and typically require additional provisioning or mapping steps to reflect them in FDI. So, the correct behavior is to synchronize users and the out-of-the-box roles, not custom roles.

When SSO is configured between the Fusion Application and FDI, the system brings over the identities and the standard access those identities are granted in Fusion. Specifically, user accounts plus the out-of-the-box (built-in) job-specific roles are synchronized. Those built-in roles are predefined by the application and designed to be shared across integrated systems. Custom roles created by an organization aren’t automatically synchronized because they are organization-specific and typically require additional provisioning or mapping steps to reflect them in FDI. So, the correct behavior is to synchronize users and the out-of-the-box roles, not custom roles.