Hi folks,
does anyone have anything that will create a 'large' number of login accounts (say training1 through training40) with the same groups, passwords, expiration etc?
I have in the past done these by hand for individuals attending a training class but usually need to delete the accounts a few months later because those who attend the class never actually end up using SC. some do but it a much lower number than actually get trained.
Any thoughts?
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Hi Warren,
I recently had the exact same request: How to Add 100 Users to Adobe Analytics without adding each user one by one in the Admin Console?
I wrote up the solution I used here: http://www.ryanpraski.com/how-to-add-100-users-to-adobe-analytics-in-seconds/
You will be able to to add all 40 training users to an Excel sheet and add the passwords, user groups, and expiration all in the Excel sheet. Use the sample CSV as your starting point. Then upload your CSV file to the website in the post.
Let me know how it works for you in the blog comment and @ryanpraski on twitter.
Best,
Ryan Praskievicz
Hi Warren,
Only way I see of doing this is by writing a script to utilize API function Permissions -> AddLogin.
Below is a sample request for the same:
{ "email":"abcd@xyz.com", "first_name":"Test", "group_names":[ "All Report Access" "Report Builder" ], "is_admin":"true", "is_temp":"false", "last_name":"User", "login":"testUser", "must_change_password":"false", "password":"password", }
Below is the page with more details regarding the same:
https://marketing.adobe.com/developer/documentation/analytics-administration-1-4/r-addlogin-1
~Kaushal
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Hi Warren,
I recently had the exact same request: How to Add 100 Users to Adobe Analytics without adding each user one by one in the Admin Console?
I wrote up the solution I used here: http://www.ryanpraski.com/how-to-add-100-users-to-adobe-analytics-in-seconds/
You will be able to to add all 40 training users to an Excel sheet and add the passwords, user groups, and expiration all in the Excel sheet. Use the sample CSV as your starting point. Then upload your CSV file to the website in the post.
Let me know how it works for you in the blog comment and @ryanpraski on twitter.
Best,
Ryan Praskievicz
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