Requests overview

Requests is the single inbox for every approval in Monopam. Each request is one row for the requester and one row per approver; the approved request itself is the grant, with its time window.

Applies to

Who can do this

Monopam v2026.10

Every user sees Mine. Everyone needs the monopam.requests.full permission.

Requests list in the Mine scope

Figure 1. The Requests page.

Column

Shows

Start Date

When the window opens, with its length and whether it starts on Request (when approved) or on Schedule.

User

The requester. The speech bubble shows the requester's description.

Type

The kind of object: Resource, Credential, Certificate, Certificate Deployment, Script, Vendor and others.

Object

The object's name, linked to its page where one exists.

Role

Whether you are the requester or an approver on this row.

State

Waiting for Approval, Approved, Rejected, Cancelled, Waiting for Service or Completed. No approver marks a request nobody was named to decide.

Actions on a row

Button

Who

What it does

Decision

Approver

Approve or reject. See Approve and revoke access.

Cancel

Requester

Withdraws a request that is still waiting.

Revoke

Approver or administrator

Ends an approved grant early and closes live sessions opened under it.

Decide

Super administrator

Decides a request that names no approver, or overrides one in the Everyone scope.

What can be requested

Request type

Raised when

Direct Connection, Scheduled Connection

A user connects to a resource that requires approval.

Vault Access

A user reveals a field whose policy requires approval.

Privileged Command

A shell command is held by a privileged command rule.

Database Query

A database statement is held by Database Rules.

EPM Execution

An endpoint asks to run an application elevated.

Certificate Issuance, Certificate Renewal

A certificate operation needs approval.

Script Publish, Script Execution

A script version is published or run under an approval gate.

Temporary AD Access

A user asks for time-limited access through AD Bridging.

External User Invitation, External Access Review

Vendors and external users are invited or reviewed.

  • Request access

  • Approve and revoke access

  • Request Policy