Search Users (Okta)

Search for users in Okta based on a search query.

For more information on the API for searching users, see Search users (opens in a new tab).

SDK Import:

from admyral.actions import okta_search_users

Arguments:

Argument Name	Description	Required
Search `search`	The search query to filter users.	-
Limit `limit`	The maximum number of users to list. Default: 1000	-

The search query supports various properties and operators:

Searches many properties:
- Any user profile property, including custom-defined properties
- Top-level properties: id, status, created, activated, statusChanged, and lastUpdated
- User Type accessed as type.id
Accepts sortBy and sortOrder parameters:
- sortBy can be any single property, e.g., sortBy=profile.lastName
- sortOrder is optional and defaults to ascending
- sortOrder is ignored if sortBy is not present
- Users with the same value for the sortBy property will be ordered by id
The ne (not equal) operator isn't supported, but you can use lt ... or ... gt instead

Search Term Example	Description
`status eq "STAGED"`	Users that have a `status` of `STAGED`
`lastUpdated gt "yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ"`	Users last updated after a specific timestamp
`id eq "00u1ero7vZFVEIYLWPBN"`	Users with a specified `id`
`type.id eq "otyfnjfba4ye7pgjB0g4"`	Users with a specified User Type ID
`profile.department eq "Engineering"`	Users that have a `department` of `Engineering`
`profile.occupation eq "Leader"`	Users that have an `occupation` of `Leader`
`profile.lastName sw "Smi"`	Users whose `lastName` starts with `Smi`

A JSON array of events.

Secret Placeholder	Description
`OKTA_SECRET`	Okta secret. See Okta setup

events = okta_search_users(
	search="status eq \"STAGED\"",
	limit=1000,
	secrets={"OKTA_SECRET": "my_stored_okta_secret"}
)