Within a Web App connector, which feature does an admin use to grant users access?

Question

Options

• ATrust
• BWorkflow
• CProvisioning
• DPermissions

• A
  5% (1)
• B
  5% (1)
• C
  89% (17)

Explanation

Provisioning is the correct answer because, within a Web App connector, provisioning is the feature that controls how user accounts are created, updated, and granted access to the application - it automates the lifecycle of user access from an identity provider (like Okta or Azure AD) to the target app.

• Trust (A) relates to establishing a federated relationship or certificate trust between systems, not granting individual user access.
• Workflow (B) refers to approval or automation flows (e.g., access request approvals), not the direct mechanism for assigning access.
• Permissions (D) is a plausible distractor, but in the context of Web App connectors, permissions typically refer to what actions an already-connected app or admin can perform - not the feature used to push user access to the app.

Memory tip: Think "Provisioning = People get access" - it's the feature that provisions (supplies) users into the app, making it the go-to for granting access in connector configurations.

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