2026.07.01 - My-Identity | Memority Documentation

AWS-Paris AWS-dublin S3NS

This release introduces new capabilities on SAP integration, role request and bug fixes

Delivery Timeline

Feature name: Native SAP Authorization Model Discovery (Composite Roles, Standard Roles, Transactions)

Key benefit:

Native discovery of the SAP authorization model (composite roles, standard roles, transactions) directly within Memority
No more need to manually recreate SAP roles in Memority
Centralized visualization of SAP information directly from the Memority interface
Ability to generate reports (e.g. number of users per transaction)
Upcoming enhancement: Segregation of Duties (SoD) management at the transaction level

Feature name: SAP GRC Integration via new Workflow capabilities (Retryable Script Task)

Key benefit:

Native workflow step (Script Task) capable of triggering external calls (e.g. to SAP GRC) directly from a Memority workflow
Built-in retry mechanism with configurable timeout — no need for custom scripting to handle transient failures
Workflow pauses natively until SAP GRC validation is received, before deciding whether the role is granted (or not) in Memority
Fully auditable: each call, retry attempt, and validation outcome is traceable within the workflow history (API_WORKFLOW_HISTORY)

Feature name: Import Simulation Report

Key benefit:

Provides a detailed view of the impacts of an import before final validation
Gives precise details of the actions that would be triggered if thresholds are reached
Reduces the risk of errors or side effects during mass imports
Facilitates business/technical validation before triggering

Feature name: Hourly Granularity for Role Request

Key benefit:

Allows role request screens to be configured with hourly granularity instead of the default daily granularity
Enables granting entitlements over a much shorter time window
Strengthens the least-privilege principle by limiting the exposure duration of sensitive access
Addresses use cases requiring very short-term temporary access (e.g. one-off intervention, on-call duty)

Feature name: Multiple Instances of the Same Role in a Single Request

Key benefit:

Allows the same role to be requested multiple times within a single request
Particularly useful for assigning a role across two different scopes with different effective dates
Avoids having to trigger the request process multiple times for the same role
Simplifies the user experience