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PIM Manager settings · Operations > Guards

Limit: removal budget

KeyGuardLimits.RemoveBudget
WhereOperations > Guards
TypeNumber
Default5 removals per scope per run
FeaturePIM policy changes wait for a SuperAdmin · Community, Pro Business, Pro Enterprise, Pro MSP

What it does

How many removals one engine run may apply in one scope without an approval. When a run would remove more, it removes none of them in that scope and holds the list. This ONE number bounds seven things: removals a row asks for (Action = Remove), per kind of assignment; the clean-up of leftovers PIM Manager manages (a full run with prune); removals by the daily reconcile, where it is set to enforce; groups deleted because their definition is marked Retire; groups deleted from the change queue (a DELETE chosen on the Drift page); admin accounts offboarded in one run; and, in a managed tenant, central admins the managing tenant withdraws in one pull. Raising it raises all seven.

When set

When set: up to this many removals per scope are applied by a run without asking. More than this needs a SuperAdmin's approval of the exact list: in the commit popup when the removals are committed (the run then applies exactly those items, whatever their number), or on Operations > Guards for a list a run already holds. Anything that is not in the approved list is still held.

When blank or default

At the default: 5 removals per scope per run. The guard itself cannot be switched off.

Risk and how to reverse it

A higher number lets one run remove more access without anyone approving the list: a wrong bulk edit or a bad read does more damage before it is noticed. The number can only be set from 1 to 25; a stored value outside that range is ignored and 5 applies. Reversible at any time.

Requires

SuperAdmin to change it, on Operations > Guards. Free (Community) and Pro.

Recommended

Keep 5. For a planned clean-up, let a SuperAdmin approve that list when it is committed instead of raising the limit for every run.

Related settings

  • Second person for a release GuardReleaseSecondPerson
  • Limit: commit removal check GuardLimits.CommitRemoval
  • Limit: account-disable circuit breaker GuardLimits.DisableBreaker
  • Limit: bulk revoke GuardLimits.BulkRevoke
  • Limit: admin account deletes per run GuardLimits.AdminDelete

Documented for PIM Manager 3.0.70. Written by the PIM Manager team; Invardia publishes it. · All settings · Security review pack

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