Before you begin
To complete this guide, you’ll need:- ConductorOne Super Administrator or Campaign Administrator role
Step 1: Create a campaign
First, we’ll set up the campaign we’ll use to run our access reviews.1
Navigate to Admin > Campaigns.
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Click New campaign and fill out the form as follows:
- Campaign name: “C1 Super Admin UAR”
- Description: Leave this blank
- Campaign type: Single instance
- Target completion date: Use the auto-selected date
- Owner: Use the auto-selected user, that’s you!
- Review policy: Choose App owner certification
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Click Continue.
Step 2: Scope the campaign
We now need to set the scope of the campaign. We’re going to scope this campaign to reviewing anyone who has Super Administrator access to the ConductorOne console.1
On the Scope tab of the campaign, find the Apps and resources section of the page and click Make selections.
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Click Review specific resources.
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Search for the term “super” and find the Super Administrator role listed for the ConductorOne application.
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Select the Super Administrator role and click Save.
Step 3: Prepare & start the campaign
Before a campaign can be started, it must be prepared. Preparing a campaign takes a snapshot of current grants and populates the campaign with the corresponding access reviews.1
Click Prepare campaign. When prompted by the pop-up, click Prepare.We now have our access reviews prepared for the campaign. Because we selected App owner certification as the policy for this campaign, when the campaign begins these reviews will be assigned to the application owner of the ConductorOne application.
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When you’re ready, click Start campaign and decide whether to send out campaign notifications.If you check Yes, send out notifications when starting the campaign, reviewers will be notified by email (and Slack, if enabled) that a new campaign is underway and they have reviews to complete.
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Click Start campaign.
Step 4: Manage the campaign
ConductorOne provides a deep bench of tools for managing the successful completion of user access reviews in a timely fashion. These include:- Sending reminders
- Canceling reviews
- Reassigning reviews
- Restarting reviews
- Revoking or changing access if not certified
Step 5: End the campaign
Once the reviews are in, end the campaign. If any access reviews are incomplete when the campaign ends, you’ll be asked what you want to do:- Skip: these reviews will be skipped, meaning no decision was recorded
- Revoke: these reviews are marked with a revoke decision