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I want to Run a campaign to validate employee access after an individual transfers (job code changes, new manager, or new department) into a new role
In order to ensure that access does not stack over time and required access to work is offered.
How ...
I am creating an email template for approval access requests and want to inform the user about the timeline for completing the request. Is there a way we can include the anticipated SLA in the email, similar to what we display in the UI?For instance:...
I want to connect to victor server which manages CCURE. Why this is failing ? I did remove the username, password and the host. I have uploaded also the documentation from CCURE . $.ajax({type: "GET",url:"http://localhost/CrossFireWebService/api/Aut...
After adding a user to the eDirectory, the attribute doesn't appear in Saviynt, even though the connection seems fine. We've noticed that other users do have all their attributes in Saviynt, as they were successfully pulled from eDirectory. It appear...
We successfully downloaded the files and placed them in the DataFiles directory. Now, we need to create a job for processing these files. Which specific job is responsible for processing them? Once the files are processed, Do we need to create a sepa...
yes, so with the disconnected app, can we use this SFTP to upload the data that we want for disconnected app configuration? The team will be putting files in a location, and we want to have a job that will take the file and upload it in Saviynt to up...
We were unable to use CCURE as a connected application, so we are proceeding with it as a disconnected application. My question is: Is there a way to implement something similar to an FTP server mechanism in Saviynt? Specifically, a setup where files...
