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SBM: disable inactive users by scheduled script or workflow

David Goodale
 
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It is security policy in some organizations to disable any user that has been inactive for X days.  SBM accomplishes this by using an ModScript that can be scheduled using the SBM Application administrator.

See how to disable inactive users and how to create a user management workflow in SBM here.  The workflow can be extended to interact with other web service enable systems.

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