NOTE: All Attributes and Values are case sensitive
NOTE: Any newly created user will be active by default. You must de-activate/delete users from within your CustomerGauge Admin --> User Manager section and/or from within your IDP.
Attribute | Mandatory? | Default Value | Options |
|---|---|---|---|
'username', | yes | N/A | Any value that meets the standard username requirements. This will be picked up automatically and does not need to be "mapped" in the CustomerGauge SSO Manager. |
'first_name', | no | null | Enter the user’s first name |
'last_name', | no | null | Enter the user’s last name |
'email', | yes | N/A | Enter the user’s valid email address |
'role_id', | no | 86 (which means "User") | Other values can be 1 (Admin), 90 (Workflow), or 91 (Workflow_plus) |
'division_id', | no | 1 (which means "Global" i.e. access to all data) | This will vary based on what values you upload to your “division” field, and what the structure of your hierarchy is (if you have one). Check with Support or your Account or Implementation Manager if you need more info about your division field and/or a look-up table of the ids that correspond to your string values for that field |
'zoneinfo', | no | System-specific default value. Support or your CG Rep can inform you of your default | Any valid timezone, such as America/New_York, Europe/Amsterdam, etc. |
'group', | no | null | This is a customer-specific setting used for data access restrictions based on things like (segment_X). The value must be passed as a JSON string. Examples can be provided on a customer-by-customer basis, depending on the system config. |
'locale', | no | en_GB | Any valid locale (language_COUNTRY) combination, such as en_US, es_MX, etc. |
NOTE: The default report dispatch preference is attachment_pdf. Users can change this in their “My Profile” section or Admins can change it on their behalf in CustomerGauge (Admin → User Manager)
NOTE: We will derive “Language” automatically from the first half of “locale” and “Country” automatically from the second half of “locale”