What outcome does "Just-in-Time Provisioning" achieve for user accounts?

Just-in-Time Provisioning achieves the outcome of creating user accounts automatically during the Single Sign-On (SSO) process. This feature is particularly useful in environments where user management needs to be streamlined and automated. When a user attempts to log in via SSO, the system can dynamically create an account for that user if one does not already exist, thereby eliminating the need for manual account creation and ensuring that users can access necessary resources promptly.

This approach not only enhances user experience by allowing immediate access but also simplifies administrative tasks related to user account management. By utilizing Just-in-Time Provisioning, organizations can manage user access more efficiently while providing a seamless experience, ensuring that security protocols are maintained without sacrificing usability. Other options do not relate to the provisioning process, as they deal with aspects like password management or access restrictions based on roles, which are separate from the automated creation of user accounts.