SAP IdM User Load

Overview

The SAP IdM User Load integration provides two iFlows for synchronizing user data from an SAP IdM source system into ROI iAM via SCIM bulk operations. The parallel load iFlow handles large initial loads by splitting the dataset across multiple concurrent threads, while the daily load iFlow handles incremental delta synchronization using a persisted lastrun timestamp.

Both iFlows share a common architecture: fetch user records from the source system, transform them into SCIM bulk format using the Dynamic Mapping Engine, and write them to ROI iAM via the bulk SCIM endpoint.

Prerequisites

Before using either iFlow, ensure the following are in place:

• The source system is registered in ROI iAM and accessible via SAP Cloud Connector (if on-premise or private cloud)
• The roiam_customer_system_name header value matches the registered system name in ROI iAM
• Partner Directory entries exist for the Dynamic Mapping Engine (mapping rules and bulk structure templates)

Guide structure

• Initial load (parallel) — Full data extraction using parallel threads for large datasets
• Daily load (delta) — Incremental synchronization using the lastrun timestamp variable
• Headers reference — Complete list of supported headers for both iFlows
• Troubleshooting — Common issues and their resolution