Share Report Command
Share Report Command
This command/function helps to display a report of shared records and shared folders. Supports multiple modes: summary, per-record detail, per-user filter, shared folders listing and owner report.
PowerCommander
Command: Get-KeeperShareReport
Show a report of shared records and shared folders. Supports multiple modes: summary, per-record detail, per-user filter, shared folders listing, and owner report
Parameter:
-Format - Output format: table, json, or csv
-Output - Path to write the report to a file
-Record - Record name(s) or UID(s) to show share information
-Email - User email(s) or team name(s) to filter the report
-Owner - Show record ownership information in the report.
-ShareDate - Include the date when each record was shared. Requires enterprise admin with report permissions. Only applies to the owner report (-Owner)
SharedFolders - Display shared folder detail instead of records. Used with -Email
-Folders - Limit the report to shared folders only (excludes shared records)
-ShowTeamUsers - Expand team shares to show individual team members. Requires enterprise admin
Examples:
PS > Get-KeeperShareReport
Share Report Summary
Shared To Records Shared Folders
--------- ------- --------------
test+qa@example.com 1
test1@example.com 170 2
share_test_team 170 2Python CLI
Command: share-report
Flag:
--formatformat of output {table,csv,json}.--outputoutput path to resulting output file (ignored for "table" format)-r, --recordrecord name or UID-e, --emailuser email or team name-o, --ownerrecord ownership information--share-dateinclude date when the record was shared. This flag will only apply to the detailed owner report. This data is available only to those users who have permissions to execute reports for their company. Example of the report that includes shared date:share-report -v -o --share-date --format table-sf, --shared-foldersdisplay shared folder detail information. If omitted then records.-v, --verbosedisplay verbose information-f, --folderslimit report to shared folders (excludes shared records)-tu, --show-team-usersshow shared-folder team members (to be used with "--folders"/ "-f" flag, ignored for non-admin accounts)
Example:
My Vault> share-report --email <email>
My Vault> share-report --record Last updated
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