What occurs during Process 2 - Business Modelling in IdentityNow?

During Process 2 - Business Modelling in IdentityNow, the primary focus is on modeling account information and entitlements. This involves defining and structuring the various user accounts, roles, and entitlements that are necessary for managing identities effectively.

In this phase, organizations assess and categorize the different types of accounts that exist within their systems, as well as the specific permissions and access rights associated with each account. This modeling is essential for understanding the relationships between users, their roles, and the access they require to perform their job functions. By having a clear model of accounts and entitlements, IdentityNow can facilitate accurate access management, ensuring users have the appropriate privileges while minimizing security risks.

The other processes mentioned do not align with the specific goals of Business Modelling. For example, provisioning accounts automatically pertains to the creation and management of user accounts, not the modeling aspect. Revoking access to systems is an action taken in response to security or access management policies, while reading data from external sources relates to gathering information rather than structuring it within the context of the identity and access management framework.