SailPoint MCP Server

MCP server for SailPoint IdentityNow/Identity Security Cloud API. Provides comprehensive tools for identity governance, access management, and compliance operations.

Features

• Identity Management: List, search, and get identity details

• Account Operations: List accounts, enable/disable, unlock, view entitlements

• Access Profiles: Create, list, and manage access profile bundles

• Roles: Create, list, and manage role definitions

• Certifications: View certification campaigns and access reviews

• Workflows: List, test, and monitor automation workflows

• Search: Full-text search across identities, accounts, roles, and more

• SOD Policies: View Separation of Duties policies and violations

• Sources: List and inspect connected identity sources

Configuration

Set the following environment variables:

API Version Support

The server supports both SailPoint API versions:

• v3 (default): Stable, widely-supported API version

• v2025: Latest API version with new features like Configuration Hub, enhanced identity management, and experimental endpoints

To use v2025 APIs, set SAILPOINT_API_VERSION=v2025. The v2025 API includes:

• Configuration Hub for automated configuration deployment

• Enhanced identity deletion capabilities

• Machine account management

• Data segmentation and access security

• Advanced IAI features (outliers, role mining, common access)

• Non-employee lifecycle management

For more information, see SailPoint API v2025 Documentation

Getting Credentials

1. Log into your SailPoint Identity Security Cloud tenant

2. Go to Preferences (under your username dropdown)

3. Select Personal Access Tokens on the left

4. Click New Token to generate a new PAT

5. Copy the Client ID and Client Secret

Your base URL follows the format: https://{tenant}.api.identitynow.com

Available Tools

Identities

• list_identities - List identities with filtering

• get_identity - Get detailed identity information

Accounts

• list_accounts - List accounts across sources

• get_account - Get account details

• get_account_entitlements - List account entitlements

• enable_account - Enable a disabled account

• disable_account - Disable an account

• unlock_account - Unlock a locked account

Access Profiles

• list_access_profiles - List access profiles

• get_access_profile - Get access profile details

• create_access_profile - Create a new access profile

Roles

• list_roles - List roles

• get_role - Get role details

• get_role_assigned_identities - List identities assigned to a role

• create_role - Create a new role

Certifications

• list_certifications - List active certifications

• get_certification - Get certification details

• list_certification_campaigns - List certification campaigns

• get_certification_campaign - Get campaign details

Workflows

• list_workflows - List automation workflows

• get_workflow - Get workflow details

• get_workflow_executions - View workflow execution history

• test_workflow - Test a workflow

Sources

• list_sources - List connected sources

• get_source - Get source details

Search

• search - Search across indices (identities, accounts, roles, etc.)

• search_aggregate - Aggregate analytics queries

Entitlements

• list_entitlements - List entitlements

• get_entitlement - Get entitlement details

Access Requests

• list_access_requests - List access requests

• create_access_request - Create a new access request

Identity Profiles

• list_identity_profiles - List identity profiles

• get_identity_profile - Get identity profile details

SOD Policies

• list_sod_policies - List SOD policies

• get_sod_policy - Get SOD policy details

• list_sod_violations - List SOD violations

Usage Examples

Search for identities

List active access requests

Create an access request

Building

Performance Features

HTTP Connection Pooling

The server uses a singleton axios instance with HTTP Keep-Alive for optimal performance:

• Reuses TCP connections across multiple requests

• Connection pool: 50 max sockets, 10 max free sockets

• 30-second keep-alive timeout

• Automatic token refresh without creating new connections

This provides significant performance improvements for sequential API calls, especially when making multiple requests in a short time period.

Token Caching

OAuth2 tokens are cached with a 60-second buffer before expiry, minimizing unnecessary token refresh requests.

License

MIT