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YNN Provisioning and Scoping Logic: Cross-tenant synchronization utilizes the Microsoft Entra provisioning engine, which follows a specific hierarchy for determining which users are synchronized: 1.Assignment Scope: Only users or groups explicitly assigned to the configuration are considered for synchronization. In your case, only members of Group1 are eligible. 2. Scoping Filter Evaluation: - Within a single filter (Clauses): Multiple clauses in one filter (like in Filter1) are evaluated using AND logic. All clauses must be true for that filter to match. - Between multiple filters: Multiple scoping filters (Filter1 and Filter2) are evaluated using OR logic. If a user matches either Filter1 or Filter2, they pass the scoping stage. Operator Specifics: The "Includes" operator is case-sensitive. A filter looking for "M" will not match a lowercase "m".
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YNN Provisioning and Scoping Logic: Cross-tenant synchronization utilizes the Microsoft Entra provisioning engine, which follows a specific hierarchy for determining which users are synchronized: 1.Assignment Scope: Only users or groups explicitly assigned to the configuration are considered for synchronization. In your case, only members of Group1 are eligible. 2. Scoping Filter Evaluation: - Within a single filter (Clauses): Multiple clauses in one filter (like in Filter1) are evaluated using AND logic. All clauses must be true for that filter to match. - Between multiple filters: Multiple scoping filters (Filter1 and Filter2) are evaluated using OR logic. If a user matches either Filter1 or Filter2, they pass the scoping stage. Operator Specifics: The "Includes" operator is case-sensitive. A filter looking for "M" will not match a lowercase "m".
User1 → Yes User2 → No User3 → Yes Scope: Only users in Group1 are included. Filters: Filter1: department = IT and jobTitle is present Filter2: city includes “M” Filters use OR logic (user can match either).
Is it difficult to test this before answering? The answer is clearly YNY. When you try to add multiple scoping filters in the Portal, you can see that "if multiple scoping filters are present, they are evaluated using "OR" logic". When you try to configure a specific scoping filter, you can see that "if multiple scoping clauses are present, they are evaluated using "AND" logic. Based on this, the source object scope is Filter1 OR Filter2. Within Filter1, it's department = IT AND jobTitle PRESENT. So: User1 matches Filter1 > synched (department=IT and jobTitle defined) User3 matches Filter2 > synched (city INCLUDES M) User2 is not synched as it doesn't belong to Group1