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You access the IT IAM Shop to request available resources. This requesting action is known as creating or submitting a “Business Request.” Once a Business Request is submitted, EmpowerID routes it for approval based on the Approval Flow policies configured for that request. The following demonstrates a typical IT IAM Shop user experience.

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Please note that you need to be eligible for a resource to shop for it. If you cannot find a specific resource, most likely you are not eligible for it.

Shop for resources

  1. Navigate to the IT IAM Shop portal for your organization.

  2. In the IT IAM Shop, select the appropriate resource type from the Resource Type dropdown and search for the specific resource belonging to that type. For example, if you want to request membership in a group with a Logon Name of DTG, you select Application Roles Groups and then search for DTG.

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  3. Click Request Access.

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  4. Review the information in the card that opens.

  5. If you are requesting temporary access, toggle Set Duration and set the start and end dates and times as needed.

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  6. When ready, click Add to Cart.

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  7. When ready to submit your request, click the Cart icon at the top of the page.

  8. In the cart that opens, select a reason for the request and or optionally enter a comment.

  9. Click Evaluate Request. This checks to see if your request could cause a risk violation.

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  10. If one or more risk violations are detected and you wish to continue, select I acknowledge these violations and wish to request access.

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  11. Enter a Business Request Name. This allows you and people who can approve your request know what the request is about. For example, if you are requesting membership in a group, the Business Request Name could be “<Your Name> <Group Name> Membership Request.”

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  12. When ready, click Submit to submit your request.

  13. Once successfully submitted, a window appears stating that the cart was successfully submitted with a link to track the status of the request.

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    Clicking the link directs your browser to the My Requests page of the My Tasks application with the Overview card for the request open. The card allows you to view details about your request and the number of approvals needed for it to be granted.

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