When a remediation action is created for a role owner after a role composition campaign, the comments added during the certification (Especially for revocation) do not show up in /v2026/work-items/:id api calls but do show up in the UI
Is there any way to fetch these comments via the api based on the work item?
@Pratyush27 I guess “GET /v2026/work-items/{id}” endpoint does not return any certification comments. The endpoint returns work item details such as owner, state, description, remediation items, and related metadata.
Hey @Pankaj_IAM_SailPoint
Yep, hence the question 
Hello @Pratyush27
Have you checked the endpoint list-identity-access-review-items-v-1 | SailPoint Developer Community ?
It appears to be related to Identity Certifications, and the response includes certification decisions and comments.
However, in your case, it sounds like you’re referring to a Role Composition certification ?
Indeed I am referring to role composition. Issue is that in a role composition campaign, instead of modifying the roles as per certification decisions, work items are created for the remediation owner.
Hi @Pratyush27
Based on the current ISC APIs, I don’t believe there is an endpoint that exposes the remediation comments associated with Role Composition work items.
The GET /v2026/work-items/{id} endpoint returns the work item details (owner, state, remediation information, metadata, etc.), but it does not include the certification comments entered during the review.
The Identity Access Review APIs expose certification decisions and comments for certification review items, but those APIs don’t apply once a Role Composition campaign creates remediation work items.
If the comments are visible only in the UI and not returned by any documented API, this is currently a product limitation rather than a missing query parameter.
I would recommend opening a SailPoint Support case or submitting a feature request to expose remediation comments through the Work Items API if your integration depends on them.
If anyone has identified an undocumented or newly introduced endpoint that returns these comments, I’d be interested to know as well.