What does enabling "Workflow" allow within an app connector?

Question

Options

• Aability to enable approval workflows for a user request to access the app
• Bability for workflows to link one app with another app
• Cability for a workflow to create, update, and delete users within a 3rd party app
• Dworkflows that automatically notify admins when a user logs in to the app

• A
  93% (27)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  3% (1)

Explanation

Enabling "Workflow" in an app connector grants the system the ability to provision and deprovision users - creating, updating, and deleting accounts within a third-party app as part of an access request approval process. Wait - re-reading the question: option A is correct because the "Workflow" setting specifically enables approval workflows, meaning when a user requests access to an app, an admin (or automated process) must approve or deny that request before access is granted.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B is incorrect - linking apps together is a function of integration or orchestration platforms (like Zapier or workflow automation tools), not the app connector's "Workflow" toggle.
• C describes provisioning capabilities (often a separate "Provisioning" or "SCIM" setting in connectors), not the Workflow setting.
• D describes a notification/alert feature, which would fall under monitoring or audit log settings, not Workflow enablement.

Memory tip: Think of "Workflow" as the gatekeeper - it adds a human (or policy) checkpoint to the door before someone gets the key. If you see "approval" and "access request" together, that's your Workflow feature.

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