The Find User activity produces the following tokens.
Note: If a user's Display Name is not set, the value for the user's Account Name is used for the Display Name token instead.
| Name | Description | Sample Syntax* |
|---|---|---|
| Results Found | Whether a user was found by the Find User activity. This token can have one of two possible values: True or False. | %(FindUser_ManagerCount) |
| ID |
The ID of the user found by the Find User activity. Note: For LDAP and Windows users, the ID token is replaced by the user's SID. For Laserfiche users, the ID token is replaced by the user's ID, not their SID. |
%(FindUser_ID) |
| Display Name | The display name of the user found by the Find User activity. | %(FindUser_Display Name) |
| Account Name | The account name of the user found by the Find User activity. | %(FindUser_Account Name) |
| The e-mail address of the user found by the Find User activity. | %(FindUser_E-mail) | |
| Is Group | Whether the user found by the Find User activity is a group. The value of this token is always False. | %(FindUser_Is Group) |
| Qualified Name | The unique identifying name of the user found by the Find User activity. | %(FindUser_Qualified Name) |
| Working Folder | The working folder for the user found by the Find User activity. The working folder is the folder specified in the Find User Folder Token Settings property box. If no folder is specified in this property box than the working folder is the default folder. | %(FindUser_Working Folder) |
| Default Folder | The default folder for the user found by the Find User activity. | %(FindUser_Default Folder) |
| Managers E-mail | The e-mail address(es) of the manager(s) of the user found by the Find User activity. If the user has more than one manager, their e-mail addresses will be listed as a multi-value token. | %(FindUser_Managers E-mail) |
*The "FindUser" portion of the syntax changes to match the activity's name as specified in the Activity Name property box. Note that all non-alphanumeric characters, except underscores, are removed from the name. For example, if you rename the activity Accountant <A>, the syntax for the ID token will be %(AccountantA_ID).