Which of the following is a filter-based certification campaign?

A filter-based certification campaign in SailPoint Identity Now focuses on identifying and certifying specific sets of identities or access rights based on defined criteria or filters. The manager campaign is designed particularly for managers to review and certify the access of their direct reports. This campaign uses a filter that specifies which identities should be included based on their reporting structure, making it tailored to evaluate access within a particular management context.

In contrast, identity certification generally involves a broader review of an individual’s entire access portfolio without the specific filter of managerial hierarchy. Access items certification focuses on certifying access rights tied to resources or applications rather than the individuals holding those access rights. Role composition certification assesses how well the current roles align with the required roles defined in the organization but does not use a filter-based approach as its primary mechanism.

Thus, the manager campaign uniquely applies filters based on management relationships, making it the suitable example of a filter-based certification campaign.