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Workday to gSuite Person Sync

Synchronizes users from Workday to gSuite. Responsible for new account creation, account information updates, and account deactivations. This is a public version that is different from might be used internally.

Project Information

This project is designed to run in a Linux docker container. It utilizes the powershell language and powershell (core) command line interpreter.

Prerequisites to running:

Config directory A /config directory is required which holds either the Configuration.psd1 or Configuration.json file from the PS-GSuite tool. This config dir can be located in the same directory as this repository. It will be ignored by git. To obtain these files.. Obtain the /config directory from an existing source, such as the server that runs this process. OR.. Configure PSGSuite from scratch. Start the container as specified above, except remove -Confirm and add pwsh to the end of the command to start a powershell. Follow the instructions at this page to set up a google developer project, permissions, and create a PSGSuite configuration file. https://github.com/scrthq/PSGSuite/wiki/Initial-Setup Test the configuration with get-gsuser -Filter * Once you have a working configuration, copy the configuration file generated from the PSGSuite to the /config directory. If this is mounted to a folder on your computer you can continue to use this config directory. cp '/root/.config/powershell/SCRT HQ/PSGSuite/Configuration.psd1' /config/

Building and storing the docker image:

The container runs from an image that is build and stored in the local docker hub repository.

Build

cd [this directory]
docker build -t workday-gsuite-person-sync:latest .

Run the container

docker run -it -e workdayRptUsr='[report_access_username]' -e workdayRptPwd='[report_access_password]' -e workdayRptUri='[workday_report_uri]' -v c:\path\to\config:/config workday-gsuite-person-sync:latest -Confirm

Workday Report URI example: https://services1.myworkday.com/ccx/service/customreport2/[tenant]/[user]/[report_name]?format=json Other options can be overridden by passing them on the command prompt. Other options can be overridden by passing them on the command prompt.

Working with special or un-managed accounts.

There are certain accounts that do not fall under the normal management mechanism. In other words, certain people may not show up in the Workday report that feeds this automation script. However, they still need a gSuite account. Additionally, there may be a need to place them into a certain OU for rights assignment. Consequently, we cannot rely on a single OU to maintain a list of these types of accounts. For the reason of dealing with certain accounts that should not be managed by the Sync, a custom attribute can be added to all accounts. Custom attributes can be managed through the Google Admin interface, as described here (https://support.google.com/a/answer/6208725?hl=en) and you can set a user's custom attributes on their account in the web interface just like any other attribute. A custom attribute was added called workday_managed under the category org_custom_attributes. You can see this attribute by using the PSGSuite module and typing in get-gsuser -User user_name and seeing if the user has any value in the CustomSchemas field. To see the CustomSchemas detail type (get-gsuser -User user_name).CustomSchemas. To make a user account immune to action by the workday-gSuite sync (or un-managed), find the user in Google Admin. Under user information, find org_custom_attributes and workday_managed. Change the value of workday_managed to No. To find a list of all accounts with custom schemas

$gSuiteUsers = Get-GSUser -Filter *
ForEach ($gSuiteUser in $gSuiteUsers){
  if ($gSuiteUser.CustomSchemas){
    $gSuiteUser
    $gSuiteUser.CustomSchemas
  }
}