Configure settings for Slack
Control if users can submit and approve requests in Slack and whether users get Slack notifications for campaign reviews and access requests. The changes that you make on the Settings page are applicable to all users in your org.
Before you begin
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You must be an access certifications admin to toggle the Enable notifications for Access Certifications option.
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You must be an access certifications admin to toggle the Enable notifications for Access Certifications (or Enable Slack for Access Certifications) option.
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You must be an access requests admin to toggle the Enable notifications for Access Requests (or Enable Slack for Access Requests) option.
Start this task
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In the Admin Console, go to .
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On the Integrations tab, toggle one or both options to enable or disable notifications:
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Select Enable notifications for Access Certifications or Enable Slack for Access Certifications to enable campaign notifications in Slack for reviewers and admins. They receive notifications for new campaigns, reminders for campaigns closing soon, and reassigned review items, among others. You can specify which notifications are sent on the Reviewer page when you create or edit a campaign.
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Select Enable notifications for Access Requests or Enable Slack for Access Requests to enable Slack notifications for all access request users. They receive notifications for request summary and updates. Users also receive access expiration notifications for requests managed by access request conditions.
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After you turn on the Enable Slack for Access Requests toggle, specify actions that users can perform in Slack:
- Submit requests: This toggle is turned off by default. Turning it on allows requesters to submit requests directly from Slack.
- Approve and deny requests: This toggle is turned on by default. When it's on, users can approve admin role bundle access requests directly from Slack.
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