Access that arrives for the window it was asked for.

The role arrives for the four hours it was asked for, and it leaves on its own.

Govern, just-in-time access

One elevation request: what was asked for, why, for how long and who has to approve it
01Where it goes wrong

The admin role was granted for one incident in April. It is October, nobody has used it since, and nobody has taken it away.

02How it works

How it works

A license, an application, a directory role or an application role are all requested the same way

Policy on the resource decides who approves: the resource owner, the line manager, or both of them

Nothing submits without a justification and an end time, and the ticket travels with the request

The schedule that created the grant removes it, with no reminder for anyone to action

03Where it fits

The jobs it is bought for.

No standing accessAdmin that arrives for four hours and leaves on its own
04On your own tenant

See it on your own tenant.

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