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Access Review

Elastic Cloud, Front, and Daytona join access reviews

Access Reviews now connect to Elastic Cloud, Front, and Daytona. Pull organization or company rosters into review campaigns using each service's authorization method, with role details where available.

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This release adds Elastic Cloud, Front, and Daytona to Access Reviews.

Elastic Cloud lists members and API keys with roles and admin status. The API key needs the Organization owner role. Front connects through OAuth or a company API token and lists teammates with their admin status. Daytona lists organization members with an API key, marks owners as admins, and does not include invitations, MFA, or last-login data.