Workrite quick and dirty user creation from AD when you already have SSO

This is ugly but it’ll get you started, there are definitely better ways. User creation script for https://www.workrite.co.uk

[System.Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol = [System.Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12



$Workriteuser="{workrite username}"
$WorkritePW="{workrite password}"
$WorkriteID="{workrite ID}"

$BaseOUS="OU=SomeOU,DC=domainname,DC=co,DC=uk”,"OU=SomeOtherOU,DC=domainname,DC=co,DC=uk"

$BaseOUS| ForEach-Object{

	get-aduser -properties mail,employeenumber -searchbase $_ -filter {enabled -eq "True" -and emailaddress -like "*@domainname.co.uk"} -resultsetsize 10000 | foreach-object {

	
	$mailaddress = $_.mail
	$firstname = $_.givenname
	$surname = $_.surname
	$employeeid = $_.employeenumber


	$url="https://app.workrite.co.uk/services/wr_service.asmx/CreateUserIncEmployeeId?coWsId=$WorkriteID&coLogin=$Workriteuser&coPassword=$WorkritePW&emailAddress=${mailaddress}&firstName=${firstname}&surname=${surname}&role=Student&facilitator=false&places=WholeCollege,Member&employeeId=${employeeid}&templateName="

	
	$url = $url -replace '\s',''


	[xml]$output = Invoke-WebRequest "$url"
		
		#API response 13 duplicate username
		if ($output.int."#text" -eq "13")
		{
			Write-Host "User $mailaddress already exists"
		}
		#API Response 0 success
		elseif ($output.int."#text" -eq "0")
		{
			Write-Host "User $mailaddress successfully created"
		}
	}
}