The Dashboard > Overview page of the IdentityNow Admin interface includes the Password Resets dashboard which is described here.
To see additional information about password resets for an organization, you can use the password reset summary APIs. You have the following options:
IMPORTANT: These APIs are being deprecated in favor of the IdentityNow Platform APIs. While these APIs will continue to be available for the foreseeable future, SailPoint recommends that you transition to the new versions as soon as possible. For detailed information about all new platform APIs, visit the SaaS API Reference.
NOTE: If you're making these API calls, you'll need to use on of our supported authentication methods. As a best practice SailPoint recommends using OAuth 2. Also, the endpoint you use must be changed slightly based on the authentication method. For details, see the Authentication section of the Developer portal documentation.
The password reset summary report returns all sources that have had password resets in the last seven days. The list includes the count of password resets per source. It is sorted with the source with highest number of resets at the top.
This API returns the most recently run report. By default the report runs every hour. However, you can run it at any time.
GET <org>/api/source/getResetSummary
where <org> is the URL for the customer's IdentityNow org.
NOTE: In the results, the timestamp reflects Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
GET <org>/api/source/getResetSummary
where <org> is the URL for the customer's IdentityNow org.
It accepts the following parameters:
The password reset summary report runs once an hour by default. However, you can run it at any time using the API runResetSummary.
POST <org>/api/source/getResetSummary
where <org> is the URL for the customer's IdentityNow org.
No results are returned. You can either see partial results in the UI or you can run the getResetSummary API to see the full results.
By default, the report returns the password reset activity for all sources over the last seven days. You can change this time period to any other value. For example, you might want to see the number of password resets over the last 30 days.
POST <org>/api/source/runResetSummary
It accepts the following query parameters:
No results are returned. You can either see partial results in the UI or you can run the getResetSummary API to see the full results.
NOTE: Changes made with this API affect the results displayed in the Password Resets dashboard. However, the text in the dashboard continues to indicate a 7-day time period.