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Well, behind this is many, many rates based on skill set (did they weld this morning or act as a pipefitter), perhaps different rates based on routine maintenance work vs a turnaround. Based on that days maintenance activities, the appropriate contractors show up, execute the work that needs to be done, and head home for the day.

Each plant has known, vetted suppliers in place, with negotiated rates by skill set.

Individuals badge in and out of these gates all day long, many of them being contractors or external workers. If you think about the nature of their business, companies in these industries have large plants, many gated as they’re secure areas. Which is how our newest module, SAP Fieldglass Assignment Management came about – born out of asset-intensive industries, like Oil and Gas, Chemicals, Mining, and Manufacturing to name a few. As our customers grow and mature, they are looking at us to help them solve evolving business complexities. You can request an OOTB connector anytime using below link under workspace “connectivity”.As you may have experienced first-hand through your day to day, there are lots of ways to get work done. Out Of The Box Connectors/Integration are developed based on adequate demand & strategic alignment. SailPoint offers 100+ OOTB connectors/integrations which are part of SailPoint’s product line. SailPoint is happy to share available resources materials which can help in configuring this connector. Leveraging SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) you can manage thousands of applications, this way also offers a great deal of custom modification as per your governance needs. SailPoint’s standard connectors support for Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0.

See “Compare to OOTB Connectors” section below for more details on how this differs from SailPoint Out of the Box connectors. This connector can be leveraged using SailPoint’s standard connectors (Web Services, JDBC, LDAP, SCIM 2.0, etc.) This connector can offer complete CRUD operations for the application's users, groups, and roles.