My requests (End user only)
Understand your access request tool scopes, features, and capabilities, with sample workflows and example prompts.
Early Access release
- Tool name
okta_identity_governance- Okta scopes
okta.accessRequests.request.readandokta.accessRequests.catalog.read
What you can do
- Browse catalog entries that you are allowed to request
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific catalog entry
- Retrieve the request fields required for a catalog entry
- Retrieve request fields for a catalog entry on behalf of a specific user
- List users you can request access for on their behalf
- Submit an access request for a catalog entry
- Retrieve the status of an existing access request
- Use user-scoped operations: all operations act on behalf of the authenticated user; no admin elevation required
- Use cursor-based pagination for listing catalog entries and catalog entry users
- Use token-optimized TSV responses to reduce LLM token usage
Sample use cases
| Use case | Prompt | Result |
|---|---|---|
| A user wants to make sure they're requesting the right thing before submitting, since asking for the wrong item usually means delays or back-and-forth with support. | Check the VPN Access catalog entry, then tell me which specific item under it I can actually request and whether it's currently available. | Identifies VPN Access as a category, not something requestable directly, and confirms VPN Standard Access under it is available to request. |
| A user isn't sure what they're allowed to request and wants a clear overview of the available options, so they don't end up guessing or over-requesting. | List the catalog entries under IT Services, then show me only the ones I can request, with each item's name and description. | The user gets a list limited to the items they can actually request under IT Services, each with its name and description, so they can pick the right one without confusion. |