User Management API - Retreive Plans Associated with a USER_GROUP

[GarySmith7]

Hello All

I hope you can help, I have a question regarding the Adobe Creative Cloud User Management API.

I have an app that is retrieving all user groups and product profiles with:

GET /v2/usermanagement/groups/{orgId}/{page}

And all user in the organisation with:

GET /v2/usermanagement/users/{orgId}/{page}

I am now attempting to rationalise these lists so I can determine which products each user has been assigned, either directly or through user groups.  The challenge seems to be with user groups, I can link a user:

{

     "email": "user1@domain.com",

     "status": "active",

     "groups": ["Default Acrobat Pro DC configuration_5ED31C8-provisioning", "Project Management Team", "Technical Consultants"],

     "username": "user1@domain.com",

     "domain": "domain.com",

     "firstname": "User",

     "lastname": "One",

     "country": "GB",

     "type": "federatedID"

}

To a group:

{

     "groupName": "Project Management Team",

     "type": "USER_GROUP",

     "adminGroupName": "_admin_Project Management Team",

     "memberCount": 3

}

But I cannot find how to link the user group to a product.  In the Admin Console for this user I see that they have been assigned ‘Default Acrobat Pro DC configuration’ that is linked to ‘Acrobat Pro DC’ product through the 'Project Management Team' group.

So, how do I determine via the API which plans are associated to the user groups?

Thanks

Gary

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[luciann58355119 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

The current version of the UMAPI has no way to show details of a group, other than what you see when you do a GET for all groups in the Org (product profile associated is not listed in there).

However, product profiles are also 'groups', so they'll have a "groupName" and a "type" metadata. The type for these would be 'PRODUCT_PROFILE'

Getting the users of the product profile using that product profile name can give you the list of all users added to that profile (ultimately - entitled to it) via:

GET /v2/usermanagement/users/{orgId}/{page}/{groupName}?directOnly=false

Be sure to add at the end of the URL the parameter directOnly=false, so you can get direct and indirect access to this product (via a user-group that has the product associated).