# List Unmanaged Access Grants

* [Request Parameters](#request-parameters)
* [Response](#response)

Gets unmanaged Access Grants (where is\_managed = false).

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<summary>Authentication Methods</summary>

* API key
* Client session token
* Personal access token\
  Must also include the `seam-workspace` header in the request.

To learn more, see [Authentication](https://docs.seam.co/latest/api/authentication).

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## Request Parameters

**`acs_entrance_id`** *String*

ID of the entrance by which you want to filter the list of unmanaged Access Grants.

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**`acs_system_id`** *String*

ID of the access system by which you want to filter the list of unmanaged Access Grants.

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**`limit`** *Number*

Numerical limit on the number of unmanaged access grants to return.

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**`page_cursor`** *String*

Identifies the specific page of results to return, obtained from the previous page's `next_page_cursor`.

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**`reservation_key`** *String*

Filter unmanaged Access Grants by reservation\_key.

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**`user_identity_id`** *String*

ID of user identity by which you want to filter the list of unmanaged Access Grants.

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## Response

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Returns: **Array of** [**unknowns**](/latest/api/access_grants/unmanaged.md)
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