--- id: v2024-provisioning-config1 title: ProvisioningConfig1 pagination_label: ProvisioningConfig1 sidebar_label: ProvisioningConfig1 sidebar_class_name: powershellsdk keywords: ['powershell', 'PowerShell', 'sdk', 'ProvisioningConfig1', 'V2024ProvisioningConfig1'] slug: /tools/sdk/powershell/v2024/models/provisioning-config1 tags: ['SDK', 'Software Development Kit', 'ProvisioningConfig1', 'V2024ProvisioningConfig1'] --- # ProvisioningConfig1 ## Properties Name | Type | Description | Notes ------------ | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- **UniversalManager** | **Boolean** | Specifies whether this configuration is used to manage provisioning requests for all sources from the org. If true, no managedResourceRefs are allowed. | [optional] [readonly] [default to $false] **ManagedResourceRefs** | [**[]ProvisioningConfig1ManagedResourceRefsInner**](provisioning-config1-managed-resource-refs-inner) | References to sources for the Service Desk integration template. May only be specified if universalManager is false. | [optional] **PlanInitializerScript** | [**ProvisioningConfig1PlanInitializerScript**](provisioning-config1-plan-initializer-script) | | [optional] **NoProvisioningRequests** | **Boolean** | Name of an attribute that when true disables the saving of ProvisioningRequest objects whenever plans are sent through this integration. | [optional] [default to $false] **ProvisioningRequestExpiration** | **Int32** | When saving pending requests is enabled, this defines the number of hours the request is allowed to live before it is considered expired and no longer affects plan compilation. | [optional] ## Examples - Prepare the resource ```powershell $ProvisioningConfig1 = Initialize-PSSailpoint.V2024ProvisioningConfig1 -UniversalManager true ` -ManagedResourceRefs [{type=SOURCE, id=2c9180855d191c59015d291ceb051111, name=My Source 1}, {type=SOURCE, id=2c9180855d191c59015d291ceb052222, name=My Source 2}] ` -PlanInitializerScript null ` -NoProvisioningRequests true ` -ProvisioningRequestExpiration 7 ``` - Convert the resource to JSON ```powershell $ProvisioningConfig1 | ConvertTo-JSON ``` [[Back to top]](#)