What are the four phases of a certification process and their owners?

The certification process in SailPoint Identity Now is structured to ensure effective oversight and management of identity governance. The correct response outlines the four phases as Generation, Preview, Active, and End, attributing specific ownership to each phase.

In the Generation phase, IdentityNow is responsible for gathering and compiling the necessary data and identities that will be reviewed for certification. This involves preparing the foundational elements needed for the certification process to begin. Moving into the Preview phase, the Admin plays a critical role by giving certifiers the opportunity to review the certification data before formal approval happens. This phase ensures that certifiers are adequately prepared and have visibility into what they will be certifying.

Once the preparation is complete, the process enters the Active phase, where designated certifiers take direct action and make decisions regarding the identities. In this phase, certifiers assess the compliance and risk associated with each identity, determining whether they should continue to be granted access or have their access revoked. Finally, in the End phase, the Admin oversees the conclusion of the certification process, ensuring that all decisions are properly documented and that any necessary actions are taken based on the outcomes of the certifications.

This structured approach allows for clear roles and responsibilities throughout the certification process, enhancing accountability and efficiency in managing identity