Microsoft Teams Access Requests with Delinea
See how Delinea runs the whole request and approval round trip inside Microsoft Teams, so the approver never opens another tool or raises a ticket.
Access lives or dies on the approval.
If approving is a chore, people stop asking.
So this entire flow runs in Teams.
The developer opens a chat with the Delinea bot and types the slash command.
Choose the catalog.
Search for what they need.
Production Postgres database.
The catalog only shows what their role lets them request, so there’s no guessing at names.
Select a reason and how long they need it.
Two small fields that do a lot of work later.
The reason is what an auditor reads.
The duration is what makes the access disappear without anyone having to remember to remove it.
Submit.
And here is the part that matters.
The approver gets it in Teams. They see who asked for what, for how long, and why, and they answer without opening another tool and without leaving the conversation they were already in.
That is the difference between a just-in-time program that works and one that quietly reverts to standing access because approval took three days.
Approved, and the resource appears in the desktop app within seconds.
Connect from whatever client they already use.
The credential never reaches the workstation.
Delinea holds it and presents it to the database at the moment of connection.
Request in Teams, approve in Teams, and nothing standing when the task is done.
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