Access recommendations
Quick answer
AI-driven access recommendations that guide approvers and certifiers toward better, faster decisions in SailPoint.
Key takeaways
- AI recommends approve/revoke with a confidence signal
- Based on peer group access patterns
- Surface in requests and certifications
- Include reasoning for transparency
What recommendations do
SailPoint AI recommends whether to approve or revoke access based on peer group analysis, giving reviewers a confidence signal for each decision.
Peer group analysis
Recommendations compare an identity to similar peers: access that peers commonly hold is likely appropriate, unusual access is flagged for scrutiny.
Where they appear
Recommendations surface in access requests and certifications, speeding decisions and improving consistency across reviewers.
Trust and transparency
Each recommendation includes the reasoning (peer coverage), so reviewers understand why, and governance stays accountable.
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Check your understanding
What are SailPoint access recommendations based on?
- A. Random sampling
- B. Peer group access patterns
- C. Connector logs
- D. License counts
Show answer
B. Peer group access patterns
Recommendations compare an identity to similar peers to judge whether access is typical.