Hi Judy -
We do this on a regular basis for my team. We pull data from the/api/v2/users and expand on the dateLastLogin value as a starting point. We take that data and import it into Excel for further analysis. Then we filter the records for accounts that have either never logged in or haven't logged in for the past 30 days and compare that against our HRIS system, which is the source of truth to determine employment status.
Here's a couple of the lessons we've learned along the way. You're likely aware of these, but I wanted to share for others who might look at this thread. :)
1) You'll get likely get some outliers in the data. For example, the president of my company never log into Genesys; he just cares if his desk phone is capable of making/receiving calls, so he's never in the UI.
2) If your accounts have DIDs on them, you'll probably want to make sure you reclaim those before deactivating the account or else things can get weird.
3) Make sure any dashboards referencing the user get updated prior to deactivating the account or the dashboard might start throwing errors.
I hope this helps!
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Cory King
IT Lead
IGS Energy
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-21-2022 08:11
From: Judy Heckbert
Subject: Report on Users that have never logged in
Hi there,
We have a BPO business and there is a high turn over. We currently have 2500 users active and another 1500 that are inactive.
is there a way to pull a report from Genesys of all users with log in stats? meaning to see active users that have never logged in, or haven't logged in forever ago to see if they are even employed anymore so we can clear them out.
#Reporting/Analytics
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Judy Heckbert
NTT Canada
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