Hello Matt,

Okta has conditional Expressions, if the attribute for the start date is a valid value you can use the expression language listed below.

You can specify IF…THEN…ELSE statements with the Okta EL. The primary use of these expressions is profile mappings and group rules. Group rules do not usually specific an ELSE component.

The format for conditional expressions is

[Condition] ? [Value if TRUE] : [Value if FALSE]

There are several rules for specifying the condition.

• Expressions must have valid syntax.
• Expressions must evaluate to Boolean.
• Expressions cannot contain an assignment operator, such as =.
• User attributes used in expressions can contain only available User or AppUser attributes.

The following functions are supported in conditions.

• Any Okta Expression Language function
• The AND operator
• The OR operator
• The ! operator to designate NOT
• Standard arithmetic operators including <, >, <=, and >=.

Note: Use the double equals sign, ==, to check for equality.

If you need additional assistance please open a Support Case with Okta at 1-800-219-0964.

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Mike Davie

Okta Help Center