Organization Administration

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Introducing Administrator

Introducing
Administrator

Administrator

provides organization management capabilities across

IDMC

Use

Administrator

to manage the following aspects of your organization:

Organization and sub-organizations: Manage the general properties for your organization
and sub-organizations
. Create and manage sub-organizations. Back up and restore your organizations.

For information about organizations
and sub-organizations
, see Organizations.
Licenses: View your organization's licenses
and manage sub-organization licenses
.

For information about licenses, see Licenses.
Ecosystem and SAML single sign-on: Configure single-sign on settings for Microsoft Azure. Enable single sign-on capability for a SAML third-party identity provider.

For information about Microsoft Azure single sign-on settings and information about enabling and configuring SAML single sign-on, see
User Administration
.
Metering: View metering information such as job limits, usage, and Informatica processing unit (IPU) balances.
For information about metering, see Metering.
General and security settings: Configure settings for your organization, including source control settings, CLAIRE preferences, user authentication, Turbo mode for Application Integration, connection credentials storage location, Enterprise Data Catalog integration properties, Data Integration Service properties, email notification settings, support access settings. and secret vault toggle.

For more information about general and security settings, see General and security settings.
Users, user groups, and user roles: Create and configure individual user accounts to allow access to your organization. Create groups of users that can perform the same tasks. Create and configure roles to define the privileges for your users and user groups.

For information about users, user groups, and user roles, see
User Administration
.
Permissions: Configure the access rights that users and user groups have for objects such as Secure Agents, Secure Agent groups, connections, and schedules.

For information about permissions and configuring permissions, see Permissions.
Runtime environments: Download and install Secure Agents. Create and configure Secure Agent groups.

For information about Secure Agents, Secure Agent groups, and downloading and installing a Secure Agent, see
Runtime Environments
.
Serverless runtime environments: Use a runtime environment that
Data Integration
manages to reduce maintenance overhead.

To use a serverless runtime environment, you must have a private cloud on the AWS cloud platform.

For information about serverless runtime environments, see
Runtime Environments
.
Secure Agent services: Configure settings for the microservices that the Secure Agent uses for data processing such as the
Elastic Server
, CIH Processor, Data Integration Server, EDC Search Agent, and Process Server.

For information about Secure Agent services and their configuration, see
Secure Agent Services
.
Advanced clusters: Manage the ephemeral clusters that your organization can use to process data integration jobs.

For information about
advanced clusters
, see
Advanced Clusters
.
Schedules: Create schedules to run tasks or taskflows at specified times or at regular intervals. Define a blackout period in which no scheduled tasks or jobs in your organization can run.

For information about schedules and organization blackout periods, see Schedules.
Add-on bundles: Install, copy, upgrade, and uninstall sets of related mappings, mapping tasks, and mapplets that
Data Integration
users can use in data integration projects.

For information about managing add-on bundles, see Bundle management.
Data services repository: Download out-of-the-box data services that process industry-standard messages and use them to create custom data services to process custom messages.
For information about the data services repository, see
Data Services Repository
.
Event monitoring: Monitor events for the assets, licenses, users, and Secure Agents in your organization through the asset and security logs.

For information about asset and security logs, see Event monitoring.
File transfer: Configure your organization's file server to securely send and receive files from a business partner's remote server. Configure a connection, and then send the files to your partners using the
IDMC
REST API.

For information about file servers and file transfer, see
File Transfer
.