List Users With Search

Search for users based on the properties specified in the search parameter.

The input and output fields in this card are dynamically generated based on your instance.

Scopes

See Action cards for the list of required OAuth scopes for this card.

Options

Field Definition Type Required

Result Set

Choose a method to filter search results:

  • First Matching Record: Returns the first record that matches.

  • First 200 Matching Records: Returns the first 200 matching records.

  • Stream Matching Records: Passes all matching records from your parent flow to a helper flow.

    Selecting this option adds a Streaming input section to the card where you can select a helper flow for streaming and add custom extensible fields.

Dropdown

TRUE

To learn how to return a large number of records, see Stream matching records with a helper flow.

Input

Field Definition Type Required

Status

Status of the Okta user:

  • STAGED

  • PROVISIONED

  • ACTIVE

  • RECOVERY

  • LOCKED_OUT

  • PASSWORD_EXPIRED

  • SUSPENDED

  • DEPROVISIONED

Dropdown

FALSE

Created

Date and time when the object was created.

Text

FALSE

Activated

Time stamp when the user was activated.

Text

FALSE

Status Changed

Time stamp when the user's status was changed.

Text

FALSE

Last Updated

Time stamp when the user was last updated.

Text

FALSE

ID

Unique ID of the user.

Text

FALSE

Username

User's username.

Text

FALSE

First Name

User's first name.

Text

FALSE

Last Name

User's last name.

Text

FALSE

Middle Name

User's middle name.

Text

FALSE

Honorific Prefix

User's honorific prefixes, also known as title in most Western languages.

Text

FALSE

Honorific Suffix

User's honorific suffixes, also known as title in most Western languages.

Text

FALSE

Primary Email

User's primary email address.

Text

FALSE

Title

Job title of the user.

Text

FALSE

Display Name

User's display name.

Text

FALSE

Nickname

User's nickname.

Text

FALSE

Profile Url

URL of the user's online profile or a web page.

Text

FALSE

Secondary Email

User's secondary email.

Text

FALSE

Mobile Phone

User's mobile phone number.

Text

FALSE

Primary Phone

User's primary phone number.

Text

FALSE

Street Address

Full street address component of user's address.

Text

FALSE

City

City or locality component of the user's address.

Text

FALSE

State

State or region component of the user's address.

Text

FALSE

Zip Code

Zip code or postal code component of the user's address.

Text

FALSE

Country Code

Country abbreviation.

Text

FALSE

Postal Address

Mailing address component of user's address.

Text

FALSE

Preferred Language

User's preferred written or spoken languages.

Text

FALSE

Locale

User's default location for purposes of localizing items like currency, date/time format, and numerical representations.

Text

FALSE

Time Zone

User's time zone.

Text

FALSE

User Type

Relationship to the user to the organization, such as Employee or Contractor.

Text

FALSE

Employee Number

The user's organization- or company-assigned unique ID.

Text

FALSE

Cost Center

The name of a cost center assigned with the user.

Text

FALSE

Organization

Name of the user's organization.

Text

FALSE

Division

Name of the user's division.

Text

FALSE

Department

Name of user's department.

Text

FALSE

ManagerId

ID of the user's manager.

Text

FALSE

Manager

The display name of the user's manager.

Text

FALSE

Custom String 1

Custom string.

Text

FALSE

Custom String Enum

Custom string enumerator.

Dropdown

FALSE

Custom Search Criteria

Any custom search criteria that you want to add.

See Okta Developer documentation.

Text

FALSE

Sort

Sort by

Choose from the options available.

Dropdown

FALSE

Sort Order

Choose from ASC or DESC.

Dropdown

FALSE

Streaming

Flow

Click Choose Flow to browse and select a helper flow where the search results will be streamed, and then click Choose to confirm.

Optionally, click the empty field under Click or drop here to create and add custom extensible fields that pass data to the helper flow. These fields are added as key/value pairs under the State output object in the helper flow.

Appears when Stream Matching Records is selected from the Result Set option.

Flow

TRUE

Search Criteria

Record Limit

Specify the number of records to stream.

  • When the field is set to less than 0, the card returns an error.

  • When the field is set to either 0 or a value greater than 0, the stream returns up to the maximum number specified.

  • When the field is empty, null, or not selected, the stream returns all records.

  • The default value is 1000000 (1 million).

  • The valid range is from 0 to 1000000.

This field appears when you select Stream Matching Records from the Result Set option.

Number

FALSE

Output

Field Definition Type

Users

This output section appears when you select First 200 Matching Records from the Result Set option. Fields that appear under Users are helper fields.

List of Objects

Raw Output

Raw output returned by the Okta API.

Object

ID

Unique identifier of the user.

Text

Status

Current status of the user.

Text

Created

Date and time when the object was created.

Text

Activated

Time stamp when the user was activated.

Text

Status Changed

Time stamp when the user's status was changed.

Text

Last Login

Time stamp when the user last logged in.

Text

Last Updated

Time stamp when the user was last updated.

Text

Password Changed

Time stamp when the user's password was changed.

Text

First Name

First name of the user.

Text

Last Name

Last name of the user.

Text

Mobile Phone

The mobile phone number of the user.

Text

Second Email

Secondary email of the user.

Text

Login

The user's sign-in username. This is usually in the form of an email address.

Text

Email

Email address of the user.

Text

Records Streamed

Number of records streamed in a streaming flow.

Appears when Stream Matching Records is selected from the Result Set field.

Number

Related topics

Okta connector

Workflow elements

Guidance for Okta connector

Okta API documentation