Which of the following is NOT a search-based certification campaign?

The term "search-based certification campaign" typically refers to types of campaigns where the system uses search criteria to locate specific items or identities that need to be certified. In this context, a certification campaign that is considered "search-based" would involve identifying roles, identities, or access items based on pre-defined parameters or filters.

The manager campaign primarily focuses on certifying the access and roles associated with specific individuals who have managerial authority in the organization. This campaign usually involves manual inputs from managers about team members rather than automated search criteria. This sets it apart from the other campaigns listed.

Role Composition Certification, Identity Certification, and Access Items Certification all leverage search capabilities to automatically gather data about roles, identities, or access items for review and approval by relevant stakeholders. Hence, they fit more into the definition of search-based certification campaigns, while the manager campaign does not align with this automated, search-driven approach.