Integrations · AWS
AWS access reviews without the spreadsheet chase
Acciew reads who has access in your AWS account, through users, groups and roles, and asks their manager.
Read-only. Also works with Keycloak and GitHub.
An example
Every access comes with its reason.
Sam holds the AdministratorAccess policy in production. Why? He is in the Platform group, and that group has the policy. His manager sees that and can say: he moved to Product, remove it.
- Sam is in the Platform group.
- The Platform group has the AdministratorAccess policy.
How it works
Three steps to a finished review.
- 1
Connect
Your engineer gives Acciew read-only access. Nothing changes.
KeycloakCorp loginRead-onlyRead in full · 214 accountsGitHubnorthwindRead-onlyRead in full · 186 membersAWSProductionRead-onlyRead in full · 112 users and rolesSample data. - 2
Decide
Each manager gets an email link: approve, reject or change.
Your review · 3 of 12Sam · repository accessApprovedDoes Dana still need billing admin?Through the Finance Ops groupApproveRejectChangeMoved to Support in August.SavedAlex · support toolsWaitingSample data. - 3
Hand over
Download one pack: the full list, every decision, the report.
PersonSystemAccessDecisionacciew · Evidence packPDFQ4 2026 user access reviewFinalized and confirmed · every access decidedSample data.
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For your engineer · what Acciew needs from AWS
A role in AWS that can only look. With it, Acciew reads IAM users, groups and roles, the policies attached to each, and when each was last used. It does not read data in S3 or databases, or any secrets, and it changes nothing in AWS. It only reads.