Create user

Creates a user with the same type and role as you, restricted to the company of the client, and invites the user to a Wolters Kluwer account.

A new user can cost money: Twinfield charges per user, depending on the subscription and the role. That is why the example needs the code and email address on the command line. Changing the role of a user to one that costs more needs acceptExtraCost().

create() reads first, so an existing user is never overwritten (UserAlreadyExistsException). save() creates or updates without that check. Both read the user back.

Method	Element
email(), type(), culture(), role()	email, type, culture, role
companies(), defaultCompany(), templateCompanyAccess()	office/offices, office/default, office/templatecompanyaccess
invite()	invitationstatus = Invited; needs culture() and role(), and only works for organisations Twinfield enabled for invitations.
password(), singleSignOn(), passwordExpires(), disable()	password, account/sso, account/expire, account/disable
smsLogin(), timeAuthoriser(), weekHours(), expenseDefaults(), federation()	smslogin, time, expenses, federation

Only what you set is sent. Inconsistent settings throw before anything is sent, e.g. invite() without a role, or a password expiry date with single sign-on.

Code

$twinfield = Example::twinfield();

$me = $twinfield->users()->current();

$user = $twinfield->users()->create(
    UserInput::create($code, 'Example user')
        ->email($email)
        ->type($me->type)
        ->culture(UserCulture::English)
        ->role($me->role)
        ->companies((string) $twinfield->companyCode())
        ->defaultCompany($twinfield->companyCode())
        ->weekHours(40)
        ->invite(),
);

Run

php examples/users/create-user/example.php EXAMPLE example.user@example.com

Illustrative output (not yet run live):

Created EXAMPLE (example.user@example.com), invitation: Invited
Companies: 1000

Source

View examples/users/create-user/example.php on GitHub.