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Hello Community,

we want to allow every IT-Coordinator do disable Users.

Our Process is as followed:

  • the manager of the OU can mark a user to be disabled by a specific date! (not directly deleted, because we have a retention period in which out-of-office messages have to be sent)
  • approval by IT team
  • do some changes to the user, but the user has to be left active (changes in the screenshot)
  • user should be deleted automatically by a scheduled task after the date set by the manger plus one month

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so the user has to be active until the user will be deleted. this is needed because we want to have an out-of-office message regarding for one month. afther this one month, the user can be deleted by the scheduled task.

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my first try was to set the parameter given from the manager in the webform of the last day to a customattribute and then let the scheduled task run every day and see if the dates is one month after the "lastday-parameter".

is this possible in such a way?

or is there another way to schedule a task for later?

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Hello,

You will need to use a slightly different approach:

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thank you so much! ;-)

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