The OpenText Identity Governance catalog contains all of the identities and permissions in your organization that you choose to collect. You use this information to create a unified identity for each person in your organization so you can review the permissions assigned to them.
To manage the OpenText Identity Governance catalog, you must have Bootstrap, Customer, Global, or Data Administrator authorization.
OpenText Identity Governance helps you create a unified identity for each user that combines all permissions that have been assigned by your identity and application sources. To build the unified identity, OpenText Identity Governance must know how to map incoming identity attributes. The catalog needs at least one identity source, such as Active Directory, and at least one application source. Otherwise, you cannot map identity attributes to permissions. When using a comma-separated value (CSV) file as a data source, the file must use UTF-8 encoding.
Section 12.1, Configuring the data source for post authentication matching
Section 12.2, Understanding identity, application, and permission management
Section 12.3, Editing attribute values of objects in the catalog
Section 12.4, Resetting curated attribute values to collected values
Section 12.7, Creating collection schedule for insight queries