Is there a way to add a custom column for account status at the certification window.
Hi @ahmed119 ,
No, ISC does not currently support adding a custom “Account Status” column to the certification review window. The columns displayed in certifications are predefined, and ISC currently does not allow administrators to add arbitrary custom columns to the certification review grid.
Also please check below documentation that might help.
Thanks.
Hello Ahmed, for the certification review window, I don’t think ISC supports adding a custom column like Account Status directly in the grid because those columns are predefined. You can still show that kind of information as reviewer context, but not as a new column in the certification table. But if the goal is to give reviewers that context inside the certification, there are still a couple of workable options you can try.
For identity-level context, ISC has a Public Identities Config API that lets you surface up to 5 custom identity attributes on the identity details panel in cert reviews. By default it only shows email, lifecycle state, and manager, but you can add things like department, title, region using a PUT call to /v3/public-identities-config. This Compass article walks through the exact setup.
The catch with account status is that it’s an account-level attribute, not an identity attribute. So it won’t be available through that API directly. The workaround is to bring it up to the identity level first. Create a custom identity attribute (something like accountStatus), map it from your source’s account status field in the identity profile attribute mappings, and then add it to the public identities config. If you have multiple accounts across sources, you can use a transform like firstValid to pick the one that matters. Once it sits on the identity, reviewers will see it when they hover on or click into an identity during the review.
For entitlement-level context, if you configure Additional Attributes on your entitlement schema, reviewers can see those when they click into an entitlement’s details inside the cert. That won’t help with account status specifically, but it’s useful if you need to surface extra entitlement metadata for reviewers.
Not a true column in the grid, but it gets the information where reviewers need it.