Identity Management System Account Template Generation

The system performs self-service by automatically analyzing existing account information and discovering attribute patterns without requiring system administrators to manually pre-configure all account defaults. The autoprovisioning system provisions itself by learning from existing accounts, eliminating the need for extensive manual setup and reducing deployment time from many days to a minimal configuration phase.

The patent introduces an intermediary pattern recognition system that acts as a bridge between existing account information and new account provisioning. This intermediary analyzes existing accounts, discovers patterns in account attributes, and automatically generates appropriate default values for new accounts, thereby eliminating the need for manual pre-configuration while ensuring consistent and secure provisioning.

The system automatically discovers and learns security-relevant patterns from existing accounts through self-service analysis. By examining existing account attributes and their relationships, the system autonomously configures appropriate defaults for new accounts, maintaining security consistency without requiring administrators to manually understand and configure complex security parameters.

The patent implements feedback mechanisms where the system continuously analyzes existing account information, learns from successful provisioning patterns, and adjusts its pattern recognition algorithms accordingly. This feedback loop ensures that security standards are maintained while the system becomes increasingly accurate in automatically determining appropriate account configurations, reducing the need for manual intervention.