I have a situation where I am creating an Account record from a contact using a workflow, but I would like to have the Contact section in the Account be filled with the Contact from who I am creating that Account record using a workflow. How do I enter the contact in it using Workflow.
I need the contacts related to the Account show up here.
Thank you in advance
What you have to do is:
Once you have created the account, you need to update the contact and assign the parent account referencing the newly created account
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I have 3 different use case were i want to create a sysusers, in same model:
in on-boarding process of my customers to the platform my customers
co-workers register to be users on their organization from email
invite my customers customers register a account in the checkout
process.
And I want them to enter their new password i the process. How do I solve this best?
In the latest version the returnUrl is kept even when the user goes through register and that solves the issue. Thanks MDriven for absolutely terrific support!
Even if it is possible to go this route I would suggest that you flip it the other way around. Ask the user to create an account. Once they have an account you promote that account to being coworker and/or customer by setting some state on the already existing sysuser.
... Have a UserInvite object - email the link to a page where the invite is accepted - in the accept page show user link to register or login if they have not done that.
Once you have a CurrentUser and UserInviteObject in scope you can tie it all together and be done think.
We have a Powershell script that creates some guest users using the New-AzureADMSInvitation cmdlet, and its return value has a handy-dandy InviteRedeemUrl property that we include in a nice welcome email to the user to get them started with setting their account up and using our application. This works fine when inviting individual or small numbers of users.
However, we'll need to do this for many users, and carefully control when the emails go out, and I can't see any other way of retrieving this URL after-the-fact... the only option seems to be the "Resend invitation" button on the guest user in AD, which sends a Microsoft-branded email from "Microsoft Invitations" with the redeem URL, which is kind of a problem... For marketing reasons we need to put the invite redeem URL in our own welcome email, so we don't want Microsoft sending out those emails.
Is there any way to retrieve or calculate that invitation URL after the guest user had already been invited? I know I could delete and recreate the invitation itself, but that's still a manual process and I'd like to be able to create guest users in bulk first, and then retrieve those URLs in bulk once we're ready to send out emails. Especially since Azure AD itself seems to be able to fetch the redeem URLs later on via the "Resend invitation" button.
Alternatively , you can think of adding you company branding in the verification and invitation mails in azure AD.
Here is something similar you can find:-
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory-b2c/active-directory-b2c-faqs#how-do-i-customize-verification-emails-the-content-and-the-from-field-sent-by-azure-ad-b2c
Basically you need to change the company branding in Azure active directory to have your custom logo and text.
Hope it helps.
We ended up modifying the AD invitation script to store the InviteRedeemUrl value in our CRM as a field on the customer record. Then later on when our Marketing team wants to start their email campaigns, they could include a reference to this field in the email template just like they would any other field. This way, we got all our analytics on click/open rates and retained complete control over the emails, including where each batch was being sent from (so customers could reply to the correct support staff member for their segment).
We are using GitHub Enterprise 2.5.1.
In our company, when a user switches to a new role, a new AD account will be created for him, with a new set of permissions. e.g. my current account is "huj" as a developer with email address "Jirong_Hu#otpp.com, if I become a BA, then:
The old account "huj" will be marked as "OIM Deletion" in AD.
A new account called "huj2" will be created for me, with the same old email address, Jirong_Hu#otpp.com.
My questions are:
As account is automatically created upon login, if I login to GitHub with the new account "huj2", I got this error: Unable to create the user because email Jirong_Hu#otpp.com is already taken and emails is invalid.
How can I create the new account "huj2" in GitHub, with the same old email address.
What's the consequence of doing the above?
I know this is an old post but it still shows at the top on a Google search on this subject.
Some email providers support using special characters to use multiple email addresses that map to a single account.
For example, if you use Gmail and your email address is myemail#gmail.com and you already have an account on GitHub with that email you can create a new GitHub account using myemail+1#gmail.com
The simple answer is NO.
You can't create more than 1 ID in GitHub by the same email, but you can do it by using multiple email IDs.
If you try to do it, GitHub will show an error - "email invalid or already taken", so delete the present account or make it with a new email id .
There are two ways to resolve this issue:
If the existing user has no activity, then delete this existing account.
Otherwise change his email to something else, then when the new user logs in, a new account will be created.
As GitHub user I can create an organization. But can I also create an organization account without creating a user?
The background is: I want to create an organization account for a company, but don't want to create a new fake user account, that then would create it. Is it possible to cerate an organistion (user) account without creating a "normal" user (account) before?
I am trying to move a mailbox from 1 user to another in Office 365.
We have Dirsync set up to keep everything synchronised.
The reason for this is that we occasionally get corrupt AD accounts so we have to set up a new account and copy over the data (this doesn't happen a lot, but it does happen).
I have checked through all the online help from Microsoft and other sources but just can't find a way that works.
I have tried deleting the mailbox, then restoring it:
One guide said to use the GUID's to transfer the account, but a deleted account doesn't have a GUID.
Another guide says to use Restore-MsolUser - but you can't specify a new AD account.
So in a nutshell all I want to achieve is this:
Local AD user "A" has the email "A#xyz.com" needs to change to
Local AD user "B" has the email "A#xyz.com"
At the moment we have to keep both the old and the new AD accounts active to maintain the email, but if the user changes their password on the new account it obviously doesn't sync with their email account as it's on their old AD account.
I have been trawling through internet guides for weeks but to no avail. Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks
John