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Users

List Users

Lists the users of the organization that the caller is allowed to see.

GET /api/users

Who sees which users

The response is narrowed by the caller's customer scope, the same scope that governs /api/customers, /api/incidents and the monitor endpoints. A user is never "owned" by a customer, the link is the customer access assignment, so visibility is derived from it:

CallerUsers returned
Organization admin, global admin, global supporter, organization-wide API or agent tokenEvery user of the organization (unchanged)
Editor without customer assignmentsEvery user of the organization
Readonly user, editor with customer assignments, customer-scoped API token, customer-bound agent tokenOnly users assigned to at least one of the caller's customers, plus the caller
Caller restricted to no customer at all (for example the IM-only responder role)Empty list

Two further points for a customer-scoped caller:

  • The customerAccess array of every returned user is reduced to the customers the caller is scoped to. A colleague who also works for other customers does not disclose them here.
  • limits is still returned. Seat allowances are organization-level plan facts, and currentSeats counts the users actually contained in the response.

Cross-organization access is impossible in every case, the organization boundary is applied before the customer scope.

Response

{
  "users": [
    {
      "id": "A7QJr8SOjsnTst1n9YQSYxim1GeEPht7",
      "email": "max@deinkunde.com",
      "name": "Max Mustermann",
      "firstName": "Max",
      "lastName": "Mustermann",
      "image": null,
      "role": "admin",
      "isActive": true,
      "createdAt": "2026-01-01T00:00:00.000Z",
      "customerAccess": [
        { "customerId": 42, "customerName": "Beispiel GmbH" }
      ]
    }
  ],
  "limits": {
    "maxSeats": null,
    "currentSeats": 1,
    "remainingSeats": null
  }
}

Common errors

Statusdata.codeMeaning
401unauthorizedNo valid session or token.
400organizationIdRequiredThe session carries no organization.

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