Settings
The Setting section located in Administration – Privileged access management (PAM) allows administrators to determine the default checkout and account lifecycle policy settings.

Default vault visibility
Determine whether users can see PAM vaults and request access by default, or if they need an invitation.
Default checkout mode
Enable or disable checkouts by default.
Default approval mode
Define which requests require approval by default, if any.
Users can approve their own checkout requests
Choose whether users can approve their own requests, and under which condition.
Include admins as approver
Include all administrators in the list of approvers when checking out an entry.
Include PAM administrators when listing approvers
Include all PAM administrators in the list of approvers when checking out an entry.
Default reason mode
Choose under which conditions users need to give a reason for checking out an entry.
Default checkout time (minutes)
Set a default checkout time.
PAM default max checkout time (minutes)
Set a maximum checkout time, after which no time extensions are allowed.
Ticket number mode
Determine under which conditions the Ticket # field is required to be filled, if at all, when checking out an entry.
Terminate sessions on check in
Force session close on checkin.
Automatically check in PAM account when closing the entry
Force PAM account checkin when closing an entry it contains.
Password policy
Choose a password policy. Requires policies to have been created previously in Administration – Password policy.
Action on checkin
Define an action to be performed upon checking in an entry.
Manual password rotation
Enable/disable manual password rotation. To manually rotate a password, go to the entry to rotate, click More (vertical ellipsis button), and select Reset password.
Password rotation schedule
Set a schedule for automatic password rotation.
Heartbeat
Enable/disable heartbeat.
Heartbeat schedule
Set a schedule for the heartbeat. Requires the Scheduler service.
Propagation
Select a propagation script, provided one was created in Administration – Privileged access management (PAM) – Propagation.
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