3-Day Course
Course History and Future Events
- São Paulo, Brazil - 21-23 January 2026 - M972 - Attestation Campaign Lifecycle
- London, U.K. - 10-12 December 2025 - M972 - Attestation Campaign Lifecycle
- Dallas, TX, U.S. - 22-24 October 2025 - M972 - Attestation Campaign Lifecycle
- Dublin, I.E. - 24-26 September 2025 - M972 - Attestation Campaign Lifecycle
Description
This course is designed for professionals responsible for gathering Access Panel requirements, designing processes, and planning successful project implementations, with a focus on single- or multi-system projects involving compliance, user access, and system integration.
Prerequisites
- Must have attended A971 - Access Panel Prerequisite Knowledge or M970 - Access Panel and Service Panel Developer.
- Own a subscription to the Knowledge Package for Developers or the Knowledge Package for Administrators.
Who Should Attend
- Internal IT staff overseeing single- or multi-system projects
- Professionals involved in compliance and user access management
- Professionals involved in system integration
What You Will Learn
- Scope and plan single- and multi-system Access Panel projects with compliance and licensing considerations
- Manage stakeholders and design detailed request policies with escalations and controls
- Oversee campaign lifecycles, including batch responses, delegation, and versioning
- Conduct thorough testing covering functionality, communications, and audit readiness
- Generate advanced reports to monitor campaign progress and data integrity
Session 1 - Project Planning
- Project Scoping
- Single vs. Multi-System Projects
- Project Timelines
- Connector Licensing
- Identifying and Working with Stakeholders
- Application Owners
- Application Users and Line Managers
- Compliance Teams and Auditors (Internal and External)
- Identifying Priority Applications
- ERP
- Financial Systems
- Privileged IT Management
- Apps handling business critical processes
- Apps handling confidential data
- Planning Campaign Scope and Frequency
- Compliance Requirements
- User Fatigue
- Use of additional signals (Job changes, Account status changes, Past decisions)
- Change triggered attestation (vNext)
- System Replacement
- Identifying connectivity replacement
- Scoping like-for-like vs enhancement
- History reporting/migration
- Testing
Session 2 - Request Policy Design
- Request Policies
- Timing, Escalation, Reminders
- Time zone alignment
- Recipient Chains
- Controls (batch, self-escalate, multi-reponse, justification forms)
- Messaging
- Aggregation
- Multi-request templates
- Communications channels (vNext)
- Notification events (send, escalate, remind...)
- Activity Policies
- Request UI Customization
- Lab 5: Request policies and approval workflows
- Lab 6: Attestation campaign
- Lab 7: Message templates
Session 3 - Campaign and Request Lifecycle
- Steps of Campaign Lifecycle
- Steps of Request Lifecycle
- Request actions (pause, reset, etc.)
- Overrides and Delegation
- Batch response
- Multi-request assertions (chained recipients)
- Lab 8: Request configuration and testing
Session 4 - Campaign Design
- Campaign Types
- Survey Campaigns
- Entitlement Campaigns
- Ongoing Campaigns (vNext)
- Campaign Scoping
- Application, Resource, and Rule scoping
- Date and Job filters (vNext)
- Campaign Ownership
- Communications controls
- Campaign Lifecycle
- One-off vs recurring vs ongoing
- Campaign timing lifecycle
- Pausing and delay start
- Campaign Promotion and Version Management
- Upload/download
- Settings history
- Resetting a campaign
- Campaign Deletion (if permitted)
Session 5 - Testing
- Automated functionality testing
- Communications testing
- Scope testing
- Audit and reporting testing
- Pilot campaigns
- Initial campaigns
Session 6 - Reporting
- Campaign Progress Summary
- Campaign Request Details
- Expiring Requests
- Request Data Integrity
- Previewing Requests
- Recipient Reporting
- Messaging History
- Request Redundancy
- Scheduled Report Delivery
- Lab 10: Reports
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