You can unsubscribe from products that are already assigned if they are not longer required. Products that can be unsubscribed have the Assigned status.
You can unsubscribe your own products or those belonging to other identities that you manage.
To unsubscribe a product
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In the menu bar, click Requests > Request History.
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On the Request History page, click 
(Filter).
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In the filter context menu, check the Active box.
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(Optional) To control which requests are displayed, click (Filter) (see Filtering). For example, this allows you to show just requests that you have carried out for other identities.
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(Optional) If you want to unsubscribe a product of another identity, in the 
Search field, enter the identity's name.
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In the list, click Details next to the product that you want to unsubscribe.
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In the View Request Details pane, click Unsubscribe product.
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In the Unsubscribe Product pane, perform the following actions:
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In the Unsubscribed as from field, enter the date for unsubscribing the product. If you leave this field empty, the product is unsubscribed once you have clicked Saved.
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In the Reason for your decision field, enter a reason for unsubscribing.
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In the Additional comments about your decision field, enter extra information about unsubscribing.
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Click Save.
To unsubscribe multiple products
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In the menu bar, click Requests > Request History.
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On the Request History page, click (Filter).
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In the filter context menu, check the Active box.
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(Optional) To control which requests are displayed, click (Filter) (see Filtering). For example, this allows you to show just requests that you have carried out for other identities.
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(Optional) If you want to unsubscribe products of another identity, in the Search field, enter the identity's name.
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In the list, select the check boxes next to the products you want to unsubscribe.
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Click 
(Actions) > Unsubscribe product.
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In the Unsubscribe Product pane, perform the following actions:
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In the Unsubscribed as from field, enter the date for unsubscribing the products. If you leave this field empty, the products are unsubscribed once you have clicked Saved.
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In the Reason for your decision field, enter a reason for unsubscribing.
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In the Additional comments about your decision field, enter extra information about unsubscribing.
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Click Save.
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You can display all approvals of product requests that you decided upon.
To display approvals
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In the menu bar, click Requests > Request History.
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On the Request History page, click (Filter).
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In the filter context menu, check the My approvals box.
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(Optional) To display request details (for example, the approval workflow or who can make approval decisions about the request), click Details next to the request.
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If you have made an approval decision about a request, you can undo the approval. To do this, the following prerequisites must be met:
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You made the last approval decision about the request.
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The last approval decision about the request was made at another approval level.
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There are no parallel approval steps at the current approval level.
To undo an approval
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In the menu bar, click Requests > Request History.
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(Optional) To control which requests are displayed on the Request History page, click (Filter) (see Filtering). For example, this allows you to show just pending requests (no approval decision yet made).
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In the list, click Details next to the request whose the approval that you want to undo.
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In the View Request Details pane, click Undo approval decision.
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In the Undo Approval Decision dialog, perform the following actions:
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In the Reason for your decision, enter why you want to undo the approval.
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Click Save.
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You can use attestation to test the balance between security and compliance within your company. Managers or others responsible for compliance can use attestation functionality to certify correctness of permissions, requests, or exception approvals either scheduled or on demand. Recertification is the term generally used to describe regular certification of permissions. The same workflow is used for attestation and recertification.
There are attestation policies defined for carrying out attestations. Attestation policies specify which objects are attested when, how often, and by whom. Once attestation starts, attestation cases are created that contain all the necessary information about the attestation objects and the attestor. The attestor checks the attestation objects. They verify the correctness of the data and initiate any changes that need to be made if the data conflicts with internal rules.
Attestation cases record the entire attestation sequence. Each attestation step in an attestation case can be audit-proof reconstructed. Attestations are run regularly using scheduled tasks. You can also trigger single attestations manually.
Attestation is complete when the attestation case has been granted or denied approval. You specify how to deal with granted or denied attestations on a company basis.
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