When an HRIS data feed is utilized and a user is terminated, what happens to their user record?

When a user is terminated and an HRIS data feed is utilized, the user record is automatically inactivated. This process is often part of an organization's data management and security protocols, ensuring that terminated users no longer have access to sensitive information and systems. Automatically inactivating user records significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized access after employment ends, as it allows for a streamlined approach to managing user accounts in alignment with the organization's policies and compliance requirements.

In contrast, other options suggest manual intervention or a lack of action, which can lead to potential security vulnerabilities. Automatic inactivation helps maintain operational efficiency and clarity in user management, ensuring that all active users are up-to-date and accurately reflecting the current workforce.