Dashboard users

Who has access to your organization's dashboard — the operators, not the customers.

Command	HTTP	Description
dashboard-users list	GET /v1/dashboard_users	List dashboard users
dashboard-users create	POST /v1/dashboard_users	Invite a dashboard user
dashboard-users get	GET /v1/dashboard_users/{id}	Get a dashboard user
dashboard-users update	PATCH /v1/dashboard_users/{id}	Update a dashboard user
dashboard-users delete	DELETE /v1/dashboard_users/{id}	Remove a dashboard user

Examples

--params carries query and path parameters (id, page, filters); --json carries the request body; --fields limits which fields come back — worth using on every list/get to save context. See Global flags for the full reference.

# List dashboard users
kobana billing dashboard-users list \
  --fields "id,public_id,organization_id,person_id,external_id"

# Get a dashboard user
kobana billing dashboard-users get --params '{"id": "DASHBOARD_USER_ID"}'

# Invite a dashboard user
kobana billing dashboard-users create \
  --json '{"email": "EMAIL", "role_ids": []}'

# Update a dashboard user
kobana billing dashboard-users update \
  --params '{"id": "DASHBOARD_USER_ID"}' \
  --json '{"name": "NAME", "picture": "PICTURE", "status": "active"}'

# Remove a dashboard user
kobana billing dashboard-users delete \
  --params '{"id": "DASHBOARD_USER_ID"}' \
  --dry-run

Next steps

• Team roles
• Schema introspection — every parameter this resource accepts.