--- title: Use Location Filter for Session Access description: Use the location filter criteria created in Session Access to reduce roles based on the location of the user. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/platform-security/authentication/lf-for-session-access.html release: australia product: Authentication classification: authentication topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 1 breadcrumb: [Tutorial: Use Location Filter criteria, Location Filter, Filter criteria, Adaptive authentication, Authentication, Access Management] --- # Use Location Filter for Session Access Use the location filter criteria created in Session Access to reduce roles based on the location of the user. ## Before you begin Role required: adaptive\_auth\_admin Plugin required: **Zero Trust - Location Based Access** \(`com.snc.zero_trust_location_access`\). The following procedure describes on how to create a Location Filter with the countries that you want to remove or limit roles to the users based on the location. ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **All** > **Zero Trust Access** > **Session Access Role Configurations**. 2. To create a session access role configuration, select **New**. 3. On the form, fill the fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Name of the configuration |
| Description | Short description of the configuration. |
| Policy | Choose the access policy. Use the look-up icon to view the list of policy.**Note:** You must add the location filter input and conditions by opening the policy record. |
| Action | **Remove Roles** or **Limit to Roles**.- **Remove Roles**: When the configured user logged in, the list of roles provided in the Role or Group List are removed for the logged-in session. - **Limit To Roles**: When the configured user logged in only the selected roles is provided to the user and all the other roles are removed for the logged-in session. |
| Role List | Choose the role from the Role List. |
| Group List | Choose the role from the Group List. |