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title: Identity Deleted Event Trigger
sidebar_label: Identity Deleted Event Trigger
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# Identity Deleted Event Trigger
## Event context
![Flow](./img/identity-deleted-path.png)
Identity deleted events occur when the associated account with an identity is deleted from the identity's authoritative source. After accounts are aggregated and the identity refresh process finds an identity that is not correlated to an account, the associated identity is deleted from IdentityNow. For more information, see [Configuring Correlation](https://community.sailpoint.com/t5/Connectors/Configuring-Correlation/ta-p/74045). The Identity deleted event will contain any attributes of the identity as configured in the identity profile. For more information, see [Mapping Identity Profiles](https://community.sailpoint.com/t5/Admin-Help/Mapping-Identity-Profiles/ta-p/77877).
This event trigger provides a flexible way to extend Joiner-Mover-Leaver processes. This provides more proactive governance and ensure users can quickly obtain needed access when enter your organization. Some examples of how this trigger can be used include:
- Notify an administrator or system to take the appropriate provisioning actions as part of the Leaver workflow.
- Notify a system to trigger another action (e.g. deactivate an employees badge upon termination).
## Additional information and links
- **Trigger Type**: [FIRE_AND_FORGET](../event-triggers-trigger-types.md#fire-and-forget)
- [Input schema](https://developer.sailpoint.com/apis/beta/#section/Identity-Deleted-Event-Trigger-Input)

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id: source-account-created-trigger
title: Source Account Created Trigger
sidebar_label: Source Account Created Trigger
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# Source Account Created Trigger
## Event context
Source Account Created events occur after a new account is detected during an account aggregration and refresh from a source. This trigger cannot determine whether account creation happened on a source or in IdentityNow. It omits events related to IdentityNow accounts, such as the IdentityNow Admin.
Use this event trigger to watch for new accounts with highly privileged access, such as an account created in Active Directory Domain Admins.
## Additional information and links
- **Trigger Type**: [FIRE_AND_FORGET](../event-triggers-trigger-types.md#fire-and-forget)
- [Input schema](https://developer.sailpoint.com/apis/beta/#section/Source-Account-Created-Event-Trigger-Input)

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title: Source Account Deleted Trigger
sidebar_label: Source Account Deleted Trigger
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# Source Account Deleted Trigger
## Event context
This trigger executes whenever an account is deleted from its source during an account aggregation operation. The account may have been manually removed or deleted as the result of a provisioning event. The trigger cannot determine whether the account deletion happened on a source or in IdentityNow. It omits events related to IdentityNow accounts such as the IdentityNow Admin.
Use this event trigger to watch for deletions of authoritative accounts, such as an account deleted on Workday.
## Additional information and links
- **Trigger Type**: [FIRE_AND_FORGET](../event-triggers-trigger-types.md#fire-and-forget)
- [Input schema](https://developer.sailpoint.com/apis/beta/#section/Source-Account-Deleted-Event-Trigger-Input)

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id: source-account-updated-trigger
title: Source Account Updated Trigger
sidebar_label: Source Account Updated Trigger
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# Source Account Updated Trigger
## Event context
This trigger executes whenever one or more account attributes change on a single account during an account aggregation operation. The trigger cannot determine whether the account update happened on a source or in IdentityNow. It omits events related to IdentityNow accounts such as the IdentityNow Admin. The following actions are considered updates:
- Update account attributes
- Enable or disable an account
- Lock or unlock source accounts
- Change source account password
Use this event trigger to watch for updates to accounts that add highly privileged access, such as an account that is granted privileged access on a sensitive source.
## Additional information and links
- **Trigger Type**: [FIRE_AND_FORGET](../event-triggers-trigger-types.md#fire-and-forget)
- [Input schema](https://developer.sailpoint.com/apis/beta/#section/Source-Account-Updated-Event-Trigger-Input)