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What Variables Can Be Used when Creating Group Rule Expressions
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Overview
This article addresses the following question:

What variables can be used when creating group rule expressions? 
Applies To
  • Group Rules
  • Okta Expression Language (OEL)
  • User Attributes
Solution
  • When creating group rule expressions in Okta, the following variables can be utilized:
    • User attributes, such as firstName, lastName, email, and mobilePhone.
    • Group attributes, such as name and description.
    • App attributes, such as profile attributes and group membership.
    • Regular expression patterns that match specific strings or patterns in user or group attributes.
    • Literals, such as text strings or numbers.
  • By using these variables in combination with logical operators and functions, Admins can create powerful expressions that control which users are assigned to which groups in the Okta organization.


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What Variables Can Be Used when Creating Group Rule Expressions