What different ways are possible to handle Vocera user accounts for users who no longer work at my organization? Is it best to simply leave them in the system?
I know that I can delete them one by one. Can I delete specific accounts by uploading a spreadsheet? Or, if we are AD integrated could the Vocera account be deleted when the AD user object is moved to a specific OU (organizational unit) such as the disabled users OU? Or is it best to simply leave them in the Vocera system?
@tim.grunkemeyer (Client) You can delete user accounts manually, please refer to [Deleting a User] or in bulk using a spreadsheet, please refer to [Deleting Users or Devices with CSV Files]. However, for automatic deletion via Active Directory by moving users to a ‘Disabled Users’ OU, we recommend raising a support ticket [here] so our engineers can verify feasibility based on your Vocera version and provide accurate assistance. As a best practice, removing inactive users enhances security
'If this answers your question, please click 'Select as Best' below this post so we can mark it as resolved'
@tim.grunkemeyer (Client) You can delete user accounts manually, please refer to [Deleting a User] or in bulk using a spreadsheet, please refer to [Deleting Users or Devices with CSV Files]. However, for automatic deletion via Active Directory by moving users to a ‘Disabled Users’ OU, we recommend raising a support ticket [here] so our engineers can verify feasibility based on your Vocera version and provide accurate assistance. As a best practice, removing inactive users enhances security
'If this answers your question, please click 'Select as Best' below this post so we can mark it as resolved'
What different ways are possible to handle Vocera user accounts for users who no longer work at my organization? Is it best to simply leave them in the system?
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@tim.grunkemeyer (Client) You can delete user accounts manually, please refer to [Deleting a User] or in bulk using a spreadsheet, please refer to [Deleting Users or Devices with CSV Files]. However, for automatic deletion via Active Directory by moving users to a ‘Disabled Users’ OU, we recommend raising a support ticket [here] so our engineers can verify feasibility based on your Vocera version and provide accurate assistance. As a best practice, removing inactive users enhances security
'If this answers your question, please click 'Select as Best' below this post so we can mark it as resolved'