Team Commands

This Page provides documentation for Team related commands supported by keeper SDKs

Overview

The purpose of creating teams is to give users the ability to share the records and folders within their vaults with logical groupings of individuals. The administrator simply creates the teams, sets any Team Restrictions (edit/viewing/sharing of passwords) and adds individual users to the team. Users can be added to teams either manually or using several different automated methods.

Teams can also be used to easily assign Roles to entire groups of users to ensure the consistency of enforcement policies across a collective group of individuals. More details here.

Commands related to teams are

1. Enterprise Team
2. List Team
3. Get Team

Commands

List Team Command

This command displays the list of UID and Name for each Team that logged in user has access to.

DotNet CLI

Command: list-team

Description: Display a list of teams available in your Keeper vault.

Parameters:

No required parameters

Options:

Option	Description
-v, --verbose	Include team membership information in the output
--very-verbose	Fetch detailed team membership information not in cache (more comprehensive than --verbose)
-a, --all	Show all teams in your contacts, including those outside your primary organization
--sort	Sort teams by column: company, team_uid, or name (default: company)

Examples:

My Vault> list-team
Found 1 team(s).

     Company          Team UID                      Name
---  ---------------  ----------------------------  ------------------
  1  Acme Corp        AbCdEfGhIjKlMnOpQrStUvWxYz     Engineering Team

My Vault> list-team --verbose
Found 2 team(s).

     Company          Team UID                      Name              Members
---  ---------------  ----------------------------  ----------------  ---------------------
  1  Acme Corp        AbCdEfGhIjKlMnOpQrStUvWxYz     Engineering Team  [e-mail]
                                                                       [e-mail]
  2  Acme Corp        BcDeFgHiJkLmNoPqRsTuVwXyZa     Marketing Team

DotNet SDK

Function:

Task<List<TeamListItem>> GetTeamList(TeamListOptions options = null, Action<Severity, string> logger = null);

Arguments:

Argument	Type	Required	Description
options	TeamListOptions	No	Configuration options for team list generation (default: null = default options)
logger	Action<Severity, string>	No	Callback for logging messages during operation (default: null)

TeamListOptions Properties:

Property	Type	Default	Description
Verbose	bool	false	Show team membership information
VeryVerbose	bool	false	Fetch team membership info not in cache
ShowAllTeams	bool	false	Show all teams including those outside primary organization
SortBy	string	"company"	Sort column: "company", "team_uid", or "name"

Returns:

Task<List<TeamListItem>> - A task returning a list of TeamListItem objects

TeamListItem Properties:

Property	Type	Description
TeamUid	string	Unique identifier for the team
Name	string	Team display name
Company	string	Enterprise/organization name
Members	List<string>	List of team member email addresses (populated only in verbose mode)

Example Usage:

var teams = await vault.GetTeamList();
foreach (var team in teams)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{team.Company} - {team.Name}");
}

Power Commander

Command : Get-KeeperEnterpriseTeams [-ShowMembers] [-ShowAllMembers] [-All] [-Sort <company|team_uid|name>]

Parameters

Parameter	Description
ShowMembers	Show team members from cache (fast; may be incomplete). Alias: -v
ShowAllMembers	Show team members and fetch from server when cache is empty (slower; complete). Alias: -vv
All	Include teams from managed companies (MSP admin). Alias: -a
Sort	Sort by: company, team_uid, or name.

Examples

PS PowerCommander> Get-KeeperEnterpriseTeams -ShowAllMembers

Found 6 team(s).


# Company         Team UID               Name         Member
- -------         --------               ----         ------
1 acmeol Security qwSIvyUz9n3fwwSfEYeivz example team [e-mail]
2 acmeol Security lZwPcTjsBgCwewWzb7kP1Q H1           [e-mail]
3 acmeol Security QVTP0wK_4boCD3VpzJ55ng NewTeam1     [e-mail]
4 acmeol Security e5fcHJEMxEUAdeAKS_x-AQ PCTeam2      
5 acmeol Security 2gHgptWRRmWAweCRgRhuuw PCTeam2      
6 acmeol Security qS9qkAwwee2vl6o5UJggaagA POD Team     

PS /Users/satish/Desktop/SDK-DotNet-rebase/keeper-sdk-dotnet/PowerCommander> Get-KeeperEnterpriseTeams -All           

Found 6 team(s).


# Company         Team UID               Name
- -------         --------               ----
1 acmeol Security qwSIvyUzef3gNSQEYeivzQ example team
2 acmeol Security lZwPcTjsBgCq12Wzb1kP1Q H1
3 acmeol Security QVTPefK_4boM_vVpzJ55ng NewTeam1
4 acmeol Security e5fcHJEMxEU9-UAK11x-AQ PCTeam2
5 acmeol Security 2gHgptWRRmWywhCwfRhuuw PCTeam2
6 acmeol Security qS9qkAme2vl6o5UJ3faagA POD Team

Python CLI

Command : list-team

Parameters:

• --format Output format - Table, csv or json
• --output Path to resulting output file (ignored for "table" format)
• --sort Sort teams by column company, uid, name (default: company)

Flags:

• -v, --verbose Verbose output (include team membership info)
• -vv, --very-verbose Fetches team membership info not in cache
• -a, --all show All teams in your contacts (including those outside your primary

organization)

Example:

My Vault> list-team
  #  Company          Team UID                Name
---  ---------------  ----------------------  -------------------
  1  Keeper Security  team_uid                example team

Python SDK

Function: load_available_teams

vault_utils.load_available_teams(auth=vault.keeper_auth)

Get Team Command

Retrieve detailed information about a single team, including team properties and member details. This command works for any user, not only administrators. For team management commands, see Enterprise Team Commands.

DotNet SDK

Function:

Task<IReadOnlyList<TeamMemberInfo>> GetTeamMembers(string teamUid);

Arguments:

Argument	Type	Required	Description
teamUid	string	Yes	Team UID

TeamListOptions Properties:

Property	Type	Description
EnterpriseUserId	long	Enterprise user ID
Email	string	Team member email address
EnterpriseUsername	string	Enterprise username
IsShareAdmin	bool	Whether the user is a team share admin

Returns:

Task<IReadOnlyList<TeamMemberInfo>> - Team members fetched from the vault/get_team_members API. Returns an empty list when the team has no members.

TeamListItem Properties:

Property	Type	Description
TeamUid	string	Unique identifier for the team
Name	string	Team display name
Company	string	Enterprise/organization name
Members	List<string>	List of team member email addresses (populated only in verbose mode)

Example Usage:

// Resolve team from vault or enterprise data
Team team = null;
if (!vault.TryGetTeam(teamNameOrUid, out team))
{
    // For enterprise admins, resolve from EnterpriseData
    enterpriseData.TryGetTeam(teamNameOrUid, out var enterpriseTeam);
}

var teamUid = team?.TeamUid ?? enterpriseTeam?.Uid;
var members = await vault.GetTeamMembers(teamUid);

foreach (var member in members)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{member.Email}  Share Admin: {member.IsShareAdmin}");
}