Store suggested reclaim provisioning results as a .csv file

Provisioning workflows help you to actively control licenses to avoid renewing more licenses than needed or incurring unnecessary mid-contract license true-ups.

When defining a provisioning workflow, and automatic license deprovisioning is not set up for a given application, you can choose instead to save the suggested results of these workflows as a .csv so that you can act on them independently.

This article explains the process to configure automated exports of suggested results to a shared Google Drive folder.

Requirements

In order to perform this operation, you must have permissions in Productiv to:

• update application settings
• access license reclaim workflows
  

How to configure Google Drive folder

1. Create or identify a Google Drive folder you would like for Productiv to upload suggested user lists.
   
2. Share the entire folder with the pre-configured Productiv service account: productiv-gsuite-drive-connect@save-license-mgmt-userlist.iam.gserviceaccount.com , as an editor.
    NOTE: This service account address must be used explicitly to support this capability.

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3. Copy the ID of the shared folder to your clipboard. The folder ID is the last subset of characters after the last / symbol in the shared folder’s URL.

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4. Navigate to https://app.productiv.com/settings/organization#org-export-folder-setting in your browser.
   
5. Paste your folder ID from step 3, then hit “Save”.

From this point onward, Productiv will periodically run a background process to upload reclaimed users as csv files for each app instance in the shared folder.

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Removing Productiv Access

To gracefully remove Productiv from your Google Drive folder:

1. Navigate to https://app.productiv.com/settings/organization#org-export-folder-setting in your browser. Set the “Folder ID” to an empty string, then hit “Save”.
   
2. Navigate to the shared Google Drive folder, then remove the account access.