User report
The Reporting (Beta) screen will eventually replace the legacy Reporting screen and will include a host of new and improved reports and features. These features and reports will be rolled out in stages, over several consecutive releases.
This custom report allows you to generate a list of users and their profile data, such as their username and ID, email address, role, manager’s username and ID, selected language, timezone settings, and deactivation date (if applicable).
When creating this report, you can apply filters to refine the data and narrow down the list of users, as well as include or exclude organisation-specific custom profile fields that may be present in users' profiles. If you don’t apply any filters to this report, it returns all the users on the platform.
Alternatively, if you need to quickly generate an unfiltered report with all the users on the platform and their details, you can generate the All users report in the Quick reports section.
Example
You might want to see the details of all users in a particular department, with a specific job title who are based in a certain location, such as all the salespeople who are based in London. When creating this report, you might apply the following filters:
If your organisation has a Department field, you might filter by a particular department, e.g., Sales.
If your organisation has a Job Title field, you might filter by job title, e.g., Sales representative.
If your organisation has a Location field, you might filter by a particular location, e.g., London.
Filter by one or more existing sales-related communities, e.g., the London Sales community.
Standard fields included in the report
The following standard fields are included in this report:
Notes:
The fields listed below are standard user profile fields that cannot be removed from this report.
The list below does not include custom profile fields specific to your organisation. For example, your organisation may have custom fields such as Location, Department, or Job Title that can be included in this report.
Column | Definition | Example |
|---|---|---|
User id | The unique identifier of the user account. | 12345 |
Username | The username of the user. | johndoe |
First name | The first name of the user. | John |
Last name | The last name of the user. | Doe |
The email address of the user. | john.doe@fuseuniversal.com | |
System Role | The user's account type. The following user types are available:
| User |
Creation date | The creation date of the users' account. | 06-11-2015 14:28:47 |
Last activity date | The last date the user accessed the platform. | 23-11-2022 12:29:12 |
Deactivation date | The date the user’s account was deactivated. | 17-03-2023 16:39:11 If the user has not been deactivated, this column will be empty. |
Time zone setting | The user’s time zone as set in their profile. | London |
Language setting | The language, as selected in the user’s profile. | en-GB |
Manager id(s) | The unique identifier of the user’s manager(s). | 97735 If the user has multiple managers, the IDs are separated by a semi colon. For example: 33344;28719 |
Manager username(s) | The username of the user’s manager(s). | jane.doe If the user has multiple managers, the usernames are separated by a semi colon. For example: jane.doe; jon.doe |
Manager e-mail(s) | The e-mail address of the user’s manager(s). | jane.doe@fuseuniversal.com If the user has multiple managers, the emails are separated by a semi colon. For example: jane.doe@fuseuniversal.com;jon.doe@fuseuniversal.com |