How to search Access Profiles by name pattern (e.g., starting with “A”) for a specific source in SailPoint ISC?

Identity Security Cloud (ISC) ISC Discussion and Questions
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Hi everyone,

I was exploring the search functionality in SailPoint ISC and had a question regarding filtering Access Profiles.

I’m trying to find all Access Profiles related to a specific source (for example, Active Directory) where the name starts with a particular letter (like “A”).

What I Tried

  • Used the search bar in ISC to look for Access Profiles

  • Applied basic filters for the source (Active Directory)

  • Tried searching using keywords like “A*” or similar patterns

However, I wasn’t sure if wildcard or pattern-based searches are fully supported in this context.

My Question

Is there a recommended way to:

  • Filter Access Profiles by source (e.g., Active Directory)

  • And also apply a name-based filter (starts with a specific letter or pattern)

Are there any best practices or supported query formats for this in ISC search?

Would appreciate any guidance or examples on how others handle this kind of filtering.

Thanks!

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@Gxurav713 You can below search query.

source.name:"<Name of your Source>" AND name:A*

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@Gxurav713 (name.exact:a* OR name.exact:A*) AND source.name:“Active Directory” might work but not sure about how should we filter with access profile, currently working on it and will update you once i will find any such thing

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Thanks for sharing the query.

I tried using:
source.name:“” AND name:A*

It does return results, but I noticed that it also includes Access Profiles where the letter “A” appears in later words.

For example, if the profile name is something like “Gourav Access”, it is also being returned because the second word starts with “A”.

I was expecting results where the profile name strictly starts with “A”.

Is there a way to enforce this more strictly, or is this how the search behaves in ISC?

Thanks!

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@Gxurav713

source.name:"Active Directory" AND name.exact:A*
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@Gxurav713 This will work fine. exact keyword is used to find the exact match. You cn utilize this.

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Thanks for sharing the query.

Yaa this is working fine