Schools want the first successful login from the statewide identity provider to create the Workspace ONE Access user automatically. Which feature should the administrator enable?
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Short Explanation
JIT is the first-day visitor badge that prints when the statewide IdP says the person is real—no nightly spreadsheet. Turn JIT on the third-party IdP in Access. CSV-to-UEM, Carbon Black mappings, and NSX IDFW sync are other pipelines.
Full Explanation
Just-in-Time user provisioning is an identity-provider feature in Workspace ONE Access. Enabling JIT on the third-party IdP creates the Access user at first successful login rather than pre-staging a CSV in UEM. Carbon Black Cloud user-device mapping is not an Access directory. NSX-T identity firewall syncs directory context for firewall rules, not Access user creation.