The proposed solution is incorrect. A PostIterate rule is executed after the connector has processed all provisioning requests for a single identity. It does not have direct access to the ProvisioningResult object of each individual operation, which contains the specific status and error messages.

The correct rule for this requirement is an AfterProvisioning rule. This rule is triggered after each individual provisioning transaction is attempted. It is passed the ProvisioningResult object, which can be inspected to check for a failure status. If a failure is detected, the rule can then access the error message from the result and create a custom AuditEvent.

A (Yes): This is incorrect. The PostIterate rule is designed for cleanup or finalization after all provisioning for an identity is complete, not for handling the outcome of individual failed operations.

1. SailPoint IdentityIQ 8.3 Administration Guide: In the section on "Provisioning Rules," the AfterProvisioning rule is described as being "run after a provisioning transaction is attempted for a specific application." It explicitly states that the rule is passed the ProvisioningResult object, which is essential for determining the outcome of the operation. (Reference specific section on "Rule Type: AfterProvisioning").

2. SailPoint IdentityIQ 8.3 Technical Whitepaper: Rules and Scripts in IdentityIQ: This document details the arguments available to different rule types. For the AfterProvisioning rule, the signature includes (plan, request, result), where result is the ProvisioningResult object. In contrast, the PostIterate rule signature is (plan, connector), which lacks the specific operation result needed to capture the error message. (Reference section detailing rule signatures and arguments).