List all users in your organization.
Pagination
By default, a total of 50 records starting with the first record is returned per request. Pagination query parameters can be used to page through a list of records. The following pagination parameters are supported:
Parameter  | Default  | Description  | 
|---|---|---|
  | 1  | A 1-based index that specifies the index of the first record returned. Any value less than 1 will be interpreted as 1. This value is distinct from the user ID. User records are ordered by user ID, and   | 
  | 50  | An integer than specifies the total number of records returned per page. The maximum number of records that can be returned is 100.  | 
For example, if your organization has 50 users, and you would like to list all users across 2 pages:
- A request to 
GET /Users/?startIndex=1&count=25would return 25 users starting with the 1st user. This represents the first page of your total users. - A request to 
GET /Users/?startIndex=26&count=25would return 25 users starting with the 26th user. This represents the second page of your total users. 
The following pagination attributes are returned in the response body:
| Parameter | Description | 
|---|---|
itemsPerPage | An integer that represents the number of records returned per page. | 
startIndex | A 1-based index that represents the index of the first record returned. | 
totalResults | An integer that represents the total number of records that match the query. | 
Filtering Users
This endpoint supports filtering users by email (userName).
- Filter query params must follow the format:
filter=userName eq "[email protected]". eqis the only filter operator supported.userNameis the only filter attribute supported.
