How to Pass Access Request Expiration Date to Add Entitlement in Web Services Connector

Hello,

I am currently using a Web Services Connector.

When a user requests access through the Request Center and sets an expiration date, I would like to know if there is a way to pass that expiration date into the “Add Entitlement” operation of the connector.

In our Add Entitlement request, there is a dedicated field for the expiration date, and we need to populate it with the same expiration date that was set in the Request Center.

Is there any way to:

  • Access the request expiration date within the provisioning plan, or

  • Retrieve it using a rule (BeforeProvisioning / AfterProvisioning / WebServiceBeforeOperation, etc.),

  • And then map it dynamically to the Add Entitlement request payload?

Any guidance on whether this is possible using a provisioning plan, rule customization, or attribute mapping would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance!

try to look for “removeDate“ in attribute request within plan

i don’t think it is possible can you change the post type from knowledge base to discussion and question based?

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This question has already been posted in the discussion and question-based section as well.

It doesn’t seem like the change is possible, and you can find the post in the discussion and question-based section through the link.

it is not possible in isc i think

Hi there,

Its reductant to do that. if you pass your expiration to ISC, it will remove the access on the due date.

you dont need to pass to the application. unless you want it to control the removal, which them is going to be reductant.

I am assuming the target is expecting a removal date as mandatory for certain category of entitlements. if that’s the case, even though the sunset date on both systems is redundant i see it as a provisioning operation.

We handled this by adding a Rule to the Add Entitlement operation and applying it via a workflow.
At the moment, it doesn’t seem like there is a built-in ISC feature that supports this directly.

Thank you