Workflow Over Powershell?

Hey Active Roller!

I'm currently working on a project to get EmployeeNumber added to all active users who don't have one. It's about 50/50 right now. I was working on a powershell script to inject right into a workflow, but I was wondering if there is a way to do this just using AR workflows instead of powershell. I'd like to explore and use all functions of AR rather then keep throwing powershell scripts at it.

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JohnnyQuest over 3 years ago +1

If you have the usernames (ideally samaccountnames - but anything "precise") and employeeIds in a text file, you could use a workflow / sync job from the Active Roles Sync Service to import this information…

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0 JohnnyQuest over 3 years ago

If you have the usernames (ideally samaccountnames - but anything "precise") and employeeIds in a text file, you could use a workflow / sync job from the Active Roles Sync Service to import this information. No powershell involved there.
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0 JohnnyQuest over 3 years ago

If you have the usernames (ideally samaccountnames - but anything "precise") and employeeIds in a text file, you could use a workflow / sync job from the Active Roles Sync Service to import this information. No powershell involved there.
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