ArcGIS Online Admin - How to create table of ArcGIS Pro Named User license holders?
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Assessment
- Difficulty
- 4/5
- Estimated time
- 3-5 days
- Newbie friendliness
- 45/100
Research direction
Start at ArcGIS Online > Licenses > ArcGIS Pro View License Activity and investigate the ArcGIS Online Notebook or Python entry points for administrator access. Done means producing a CSV table with member name, username, assigned ArcGIS Pro and extension licenses, and last-used date, without manually paging through activity.
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Description
Has anyone created an ArcGIS Online Notebook or Py script for use in ArcGIS Online (w. Administrator access) to create a table of all ArcGIS Pro (+ Extensions) Named User License holders within an organization? Ideally the table would show their name, username and list of Named User licenses assigned. We also need to know when the users last used their licenses.
I'm a newbie Python coder and am looking to the community for help.
Log in to ArcGIS Online with Admin credentials
Create list of Members
Determine which Members have an Add-on ArcGIS Pro Named User License
Determine which Members have an Add-on ArcGIS Pro Extensions Named User Licenses
Create table
In Table,
If Member has ArcGIS Pro Named User license add-on, then
Output Member Name
Output Member Username
Output ArcGIS Pro Named User License holder text
Output ArcGIS Pro Extensions Named User Licenses (if any)
Output Last Used date
Export Table to .csv file
End
Alternative:
Manually paging through the ArcGIS Online > Licenses > ArcGIS Pro View License Activity interface.
With over 1,750 Creator User Types, there are over 30 pages of Activity. This is inefficient, as there is no option to query or filter the Activity pages.
Reason for this:
As AGO Admin, I need to remove ArcGIS Pro Named User licenses from end-users when they don't need or use their licenses.
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