Hello,
We use Sailpoint IIQ as out entitlement management/ User Provisioning system which uses the UID from Salesforce to manage entitlement for the user. I was building out roles in Sailpoint (they act sort of like Permission Set Groups) and I noticed that after a SSO cert was renewed for an org, My mapping for profiles was invalid in Sailpoint.
I am trying to determine if this was somehow an oversight on my part (completely possible) or if when an SSO cert is updated, if that changes the UID for the profiles on the org.
Updating an SSO certificate in Salesforce generally does not affect the user ID (UID) for a profile or permission set.
The UID is a unique identifier that is assigned to each user in Salesforce. It is used to identify the user and is not related to the SSO certificate.
On the other hand, the SSO certificate is used to authenticate users when they log in to Salesforce using Single Sign-On (SSO). It is a security measure that helps to ensure that only authorized users can access the system.
If you update the SSO certificate, it will affect the authentication process for users logging in to Salesforce using SSO. However, it will not affect the UID or any other user-specific settings or permissions.
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