Can you make an access request for another person in IdentityNow?

In IdentityNow, it is indeed possible to make an access request for another person, but this capability is contingent upon the configuration and permissions set within the system. Organizations can tailor IdentityNow to allow specific user roles, such as managers or designated team members, to request access on behalf of others. This flexibility is essential in organizations where role-based access control is necessary and streamlines the process of managing access rights.

For instance, if an employee needs a certain access right but is unable to make the request themselves due to absence or other reasons, a manager or another authorized individual can step in to facilitate that request as long as the system’s configuration permits it. Therefore, this approach promotes efficiency and ensures that access management aligns with organizational policies and workflows.

Lastly, although there are options where only administrators or personal requests may seem plausible, these are not universally applicable as they do not account for the varied configurations that might be established in different organizational contexts.