You have the option to configure title, department, and profile URL field mappings in SCIM. To do so in Okta, follow these steps:

1. To include these additional fields in your SCIM push to Lucid, navigate to the Provisioning tab.
2. If “To App” is not already selected, select it.
3. Scroll down on the page and click Go to Profile Editor.
4. Click + Add Attribute and enter the following information:
   • Display Name: Title
   • Variable Name: lucid_title
   • External Name: user.title
   • External Namespace: urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:core:2.0:User

     

      

5. Click Save and Add Another, then enter the following information:
   • Display Name: Department
   • Variable Name: lucid_department
   • External Name: user.department
   • External Namespace: urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:extension:enterprise:2.0:User
6. Click Save and Add Another, then enter the following information:
   • Display Name: User Photo
   • Variable Name:  lucid_userPhoto
   • External Name: photos.^hprimary==true].value
   • External Namespace: urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:core:2.0:User
7. Click Save.
8. Navigate back to your Lucid application in Okta, and select Provisioning.
9. Scroll down on the page and locate the three attributes you created in steps 4-6.

   

    
   • You may need to unhide hidden attributes by clicking the Unhide Unmapped attributes button underneath the attributes.
10.  Click the pencil icon to the far-right of one the attributes.
11. Click the drop-down menu and select Map from Okta Profile.
12. In the second drop-down menu that appears, search for the particular attribute you selected.
    • For the title attribute, search “title” and select title | string.
    • For the department attribute, search “department” and select department | string.
    • For the photo attribute, you will either need to create a custom attribute to an Okta user profile or use an existing Photo URL field (if you have one already). For instructions, refer to this resource in the Okta help center.
13. Then select Create and Update.
14. Click Save. 

    

    • Here is an example of what this process looks like for the title attribute.
15. Repeat steps 10-14 until you have completed the steps for all three attributes.
16. If done correctly, your attributes should look like this:

    

     

These fields will now populate for this user within Lucid as long as there are values in the fields within Okta.