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Creating a new connect user via PowerShell

This is a sample Powershell Script to create a new user with just a few parameters. Example for running the script:

New-ConnectUser.ps1 -emailAddress "[email protected]" -firstName "User" -lastName "Doe"

This script could be used as input to create users from a .csv file or even pulling members of an Active Directory Group.

Prerequisites: Install the AWS PowerShell Tools and configure them for your AWS Environment.

Installation link: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/powershell/latest/userguide/pstools-getting-set-up.html

Initial Configuration Link: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/powershell/latest/userguide/pstools-getting-started.html

Tested using AWS PowerShell tools for .NET core: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/AWSPowerShell.NetCore/4.0.4.0

NOTE: If you're using SAML for authentication:

  1. Comment out the $password variable line,
  2. Comment out the line below #Uncomment for non-SAML:..
  3. Uncomment the line below #Uncomment for SAML:

Reference for Identity Management in Amazon Connect: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/connect/latest/adminguide/connect-identity-management.html

required variables to update in the script:

$instanceID = "c2e9dc6f-3f69-40e2-b0ec-f78d0c62bee6"

You can get the Instance ID value from the end of the arn on the overview page for your instance in the Amazon Connect AWS console.

$password = "1SuperSecretPassword"

$routingProfileId = "c2e9dc6f-3f69-40e2-b0ec-f78d0c612345"

To find routing profile ID you can run: Get-ConnRoutingProfileList -InstanceId $instanceID That will give you a list of routing profile Arn, Id, and Name values. Find the one you need.

$securityProfileId = "c2e9dc6f-3f69-40e2-b0ec-f78d0c654321"

To find the right security profile ID, it's just like the routing profile one above. Run Get-ConnSecurityProfileList and find the ID for the one you want.