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  • requestedOriginGroup - The origin group to request. Must be a valid group name UPPERCASED. This parameter is only used when the requested licenses include an admin or author license. Otherwise this should be omitted.

  • requestedLicenses - The licenses to request. Must be an array of LicenseType.ENUM values.

  • requestedGroups - The groups to request. Must be an array of UPPERCASE strings, ie. [DEFAULT, GROUP1, GROUP2]

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Note

To receive error messages when creating a user, make sure to add the errors in the return object as seen below in the query example.

Example

Code Block
mutation {
  createUser(
    input: {
      user: {
        firstName:<STRING> "Luke",
        lastName:<STRING> "Skywalker",
        credentials: {
          username: <STRING>"luke_skywalker",
          password: <STRING>"womprats!1977"
        },
        email: <STRING>"luke.skywalker@jedi.org"
        },
      requestedOriginGroup: <STRING>"DEFAULT"
      requestedLicenses: Array<LicenseType.ENUM>[VIEWER],
      requestedGroups: Array<STRING> ["DEFAULT", "JEDI", "REBEL"]
      ) {
    errors {
      path
      message
      fullMessage
    }
    user {
      id
      username
      email
    }
  }
}

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This query can be used to find a user(s) based on their email address. Multiple users can be returned if the email address is similar. Additional input arguments can be included to make selection more specific.

Example 1:

This query “digs” through the viewer’s current organization and returns the members.

Variables

Code Block
{
  "first": 1,
  "fullText": "luke@jedi.org"
}

Query

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query FetchMembers($fullText: String, $first: Int!) {
  viewer {
    currentOrganization {
      members(fullText: $fullText, first: $first)
        {
        nodes {
          firstName
          lastName
          username
          email
        }
      }              
    }
  }
}

Example 2:

This query uses the users query field, which is available on v2.28.1 and above.

Query

Code Block
{
  users(
      fullText: "luke@jedi.org"
      first: 1
  )
   {
    errors {
      fullMessage
    }
    nodes {
      id
      firstName
      lastName
      username
      email
    }
    totalCount
  }
}

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When updating a user, the ID retrieved earlier is required. The groups, and origin group use the group name. The licenses need a value from the LicenseTypeEnum.

Variables

Code Block
{
  "input": {
    "id": <STRING>,
    "requestedGroups": Array<STRING>,
    "requestedLicenses": Array<STRING>,
    "requestedOriginGroup": <STRING>,
    "user": {
      "email": <STRING>,
      "firstName": <STRING>,
      "lastName": <STRING>,
      "phone": <STRING>,
      "jobTitle": <STRING>
    }
  }
}

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  • A user cannot remove themselves

  • Invalid IDs will be skipped and valid IDs will be used to delete users. Errors of these invalid IDs will be returned.

  • It does not delete the last company admin. A single company admin must remain in the system.

  • It does not delete Scope/Support admin users. This will allow the support team to assist.

Variables

Code Block
languagejson
{"input": {"ids": Array<String> } }

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