Service Automation

Allow requesting a product for multiple users at once via Managed Products
When using the managed products functionality in HelloID, it is currently only possible to request a product for one user at a time. While this works functionally, it can be inefficient in scenarios where the same product needs to be requested for multiple users. Managed products are typically used by resource owners or product owners who are responsible for managing access to their applications or services. In situations where access needs to be granted to multiple users, the requester must currently submit a separate request for each individual user. Requested Enhancement Introduce the ability to select multiple users when requesting a product through the managed products functionality. This would allow a requester to select several users and submit the request in a single action instead of creating separate requests for each user. Each request should still follow the configured approval workflow for the product. Example Scenario A resource owner is responsible for managing access to a specific application. Several employees need access to this application. Instead of submitting separate requests for each user, the resource owner could select multiple users and submit the product request once. Business Value This improvement would make access management more efficient for resource owners, reduce repetitive actions when granting access to multiple users, and improve the usability of the managed products functionality.
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Automatically maintain a dynamic group for resource owners and managers
Current Behavior HelloID knows which users are resource owners or managers, but there is no way to automatically group these users. This means: Resource owners and managers must be manually added to a group or role before they can be given access to anything There is no standard, reusable way to reference "all resource owners" or "all managers" Administrators must build and maintain custom solutions to keep these groups up to date These custom solutions are not instant and add unnecessary maintenance overhead Why this is a problem Resource owners and managers need access to various HelloID features — such as processing recertification reports, reviewing managed products, or handling managed users — but they cannot get this access without a group to assign permissions to. Since HelloID already knows who these users are, manually maintaining these groups is redundant and error-prone. Suggested Improvement Automatically maintain a dynamic group that always contains the current set of resource owners, and a matching group for managers. These groups would: Stay up to date automatically as users become or cease to be resource owners/managers Be instantly available — no delays from scheduled tasks Be reusable across different HelloID features: recertification, managed products, managed users, and any future functionality that needs to target resource owners or managers Remove the need for administrators to build and maintain custom synchronization logic
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