# User Report Command

### User Report

This command/function helps to display user status report.

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<summary>DotNet CLI</summary>

Coming soon

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<summary>DotNet SDK</summary>

Coming Soon

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<summary>PowerCommander</summary>

**Command:** `Get-KeeperUserReport`

**Alias:** `user-report`

It returns user status report including email, name, status, transfer status, last login, node, roles, and teams.

**Parameter:**

`-Days` - Generate report for last number of days.

`-LastLogin` - Show only last-login columns (email, name, status, transfer\_status, last\_login).

`-Format` - Display the report in these formats json, table, csv

`-Output` - Store the output in a file.

**Examples:**

```powershell
PS > Get-KeeperUserReport -Days 30 -LastLogin
Email                             Name                  Status  TransferStatus    LastLogin
-----                             ----                  ------  --------------    ---------
abc@gmail.com                                           Invited Pending transfer  N/A
abc234@example.com                                      Invited Pending transfer  N/A
abcwfef@gmail.com                 SEA                   Invited Pending transfer  N/A
test1@example.com              test user                Active  Transfer accepted 2026-03-24 11:11:32 UTC
```

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<summary>Python CLI</summary>

**Command:** `user-report`

**Flag:**

* `--format` format of output {table, csv, json}.
* `--output` output path to resulting output file (ignored for "table" format)
* `--days` days to look back for last login (0 = no limit). Default: 365
* `--last-login, -l` Simplify report to show only last-login info

**Example:**

```
My Vault> user-report --days 20 --last-login --format json --output json
```

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<summary>Python SDK</summary>

**Function:**

```python
def generate_report(self) -> List[UserReportEntry]:
        """Generate the user report."""
        users = list(self._enterprise_data.users.get_all_entities())
        active_usernames = [u.username.lower() for u in users if u.status == 'active']
```

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