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.
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Applies to |
Who can do this |
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Monopam v2026.10 |
Every user sees Mine. Everyone needs the |
Figure 1. The Requests page.
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Column |
Shows |
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Start Date |
When the window opens, with its length and whether it starts on Request (when approved) or on Schedule. |
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User |
The requester. The speech bubble shows the requester's description. |
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Type |
The kind of object: Resource, Credential, Certificate, Certificate Deployment, Script, Vendor and others. |
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Object |
The object's name, linked to its page where one exists. |
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Role |
Whether you are the requester or an approver on this row. |
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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
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Button |
Who |
What it does |
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Decision |
Approver |
Approve or reject. See Approve and revoke access. |
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Cancel |
Requester |
Withdraws a request that is still waiting. |
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Revoke |
Approver or administrator |
Ends an approved grant early and closes live sessions opened under it. |
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Decide |
Super administrator |
Decides a request that names no approver, or overrides one in the Everyone scope. |
What can be requested
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Request type |
Raised when |
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Direct Connection, Scheduled Connection |
A user connects to a resource that requires approval. |
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Vault Access |
A user reveals a field whose policy requires approval. |
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Privileged Command |
A shell command is held by a privileged command rule. |
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Database Query |
A database statement is held by Database Rules. |
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EPM Execution |
An endpoint asks to run an application elevated. |
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Certificate Issuance, Certificate Renewal |
A certificate operation needs approval. |
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Script Publish, Script Execution |
A script version is published or run under an approval gate. |
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Temporary AD Access |
A user asks for time-limited access through AD Bridging. |
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External User Invitation, External Access Review |
Vendors and external users are invited or reviewed. |
Related
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Request access
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Approve and revoke access
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Request Policy