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Kintone

Manage users, departments, groups, memberships, service assignments, and login codes in a Kintone tenant through the User API.

What agents can do

Actions16

  • Change login codes

    Irreversibly change the login codes of up to 100 Kintone users in one batch.

  • Create departments

    Create 1 to 100 Kintone departments in one batch.

  • Create groups

    Create 1 to 100 static or dynamic Kintone groups in one batch.

  • Create users

    Create 1 to 100 Kintone tenant users in one batch with a login code, password, and display name for each user.

  • Delete directory resources

    Permanently delete a non-empty batch of Kintone users, departments, or groups by exact code.

  • Get user access

    Get one user's department memberships, group memberships, and Kintone service assignment in one read.

  • List directory containers

    List or filter Kintone departments or groups, one page at a time.

  • List members

    List users belonging to a Kintone department or group, one page at a time.

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  • List users

    List or filter tenant users by ID or login code, one page at a time.

  • Replace group users

    Replace a Kintone static group's complete user membership list.

  • Replace user departments

    Replace the complete department membership lists for one to 100 Kintone users.

  • Replace user groups

    Replace a Kintone user's complete static-group membership list.

  • Set service assignments

    Replace Kintone service access for one to 100 users.

  • Update departments

    Update mutable fields for 1 to 100 existing Kintone departments, identified by exact department code.

  • Update groups

    Update the name and optional description of 1 to 100 existing Kintone groups, identified by exact group code.

  • Update users

    Update editable profile and primary-organization fields for 1 to 100 existing Kintone tenant users identified by login code.

How it connects

You paste an API key from Kintone on a page Composio hosts, so the key never passes through Definable.

Keep the connection to yourself or share it with your workspace. Any action that writes or sends can wait for your approval.