# Advanced SCIM Provisioning
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To enable role and app access mapping during user provisioning, you will need to create a custom attribute for Instabug application integration on OKTA.
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### Setting up custom attributes
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**Login to OKTA admin console**
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**Navigate to Directory > Profile Editor**
Click Instabug User
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**Click on +Add mappings**
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**Create a custom attribute for role mapping**
Follow the following configurations:
1. Data type = String
2. Display name = Instabug Role
3. Variable name = instabugRole
4. Check the “Enum” box
5. Add a list of Instabug roles
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**Create a custom attribute for application access**
Follow the following configurations:
1. Data type = String
2. Display name = Instabug Applications
3. Variable name = instabugApplications
4. \[Optional] Check the “Enum” box
5. \[Optional] Add a list of your Luciq app names – Must be exact names
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**Configure attribute mappings for Luciq user:**
1. After clicking Save
2. Click Mappings
3. Then click OKTA User to Instabug
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**From the drop-down – Choose InstabugRole**
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**Repeat the previous step for InstabugApplications**
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### Assigning Roles and App Access To Users
* After completing the configuration successfully, when you add a new user to Luciq for provisioning, you will be prompted to select the Role and Application access for each user.
* These attributes will be optional.
* Go to Applications
* Select Instabug
* Click on Assign > Assign to People
* Select a user to add then click assign
* Select Role from dropdown
* Select Apps to assign to the user
