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| − | For the sync profile to be able to create and update users your CSV file will need a minimum of 4 columns: Username, Email, Firstname and Lastname. The minimum the CSV file requires '''just to update''' the users is Username. | + | For the sync profile to be able to create and update users your CSV file will need a minimum of 4 columns: Username, Email, Firstname and Lastname. The minimum the CSV file requires '''just to update''' the users is Username. </br> |
The CSV file should have a header row whose column names match the values supplied in the Attribute Mapping section when setting up the Upload Users Sync in your sync profile settings. Each of the fields described below can be included in your CSV file and colums in the CSV file that aren't mapped to one of these fields will become a custom attribute. | The CSV file should have a header row whose column names match the values supplied in the Attribute Mapping section when setting up the Upload Users Sync in your sync profile settings. Each of the fields described below can be included in your CSV file and colums in the CSV file that aren't mapped to one of these fields will become a custom attribute. | ||
Revision as of 05:20, 10 February 2025
Running a sync
This sync profile type provides an API endpoint where users can upload a file. Please create a ticket for more information on interacting with and authenticating to this API.
The CSV File
For the sync profile to be able to create and update users your CSV file will need a minimum of 4 columns: Username, Email, Firstname and Lastname. The minimum the CSV file requires just to update the users is Username.
The CSV file should have a header row whose column names match the values supplied in the Attribute Mapping section when setting up the Upload Users Sync in your sync profile settings. Each of the fields described below can be included in your CSV file and colums in the CSV file that aren't mapped to one of these fields will become a custom attribute.
