How can I get the firm id for a user?

Ryan Morlok

Suppose I have the OnePass username or the Prism guid for a user. How can I find out what their firm id is?

anthony.novak

MIS User Details works well for information on Account setup - it can be manual or programatic. Manual: link:[MIS Pricing Prod](
http://ocpricing.westlan.com/pricing/services/userinfo/monitor/v2/testgetuserdetails) link:[MIS Pricing QA](
http://ocpricing.qa.westlan.com/pricing/services/userinfo/monitor/v2/testgetuserdetails) Enter the user GUID and SAP/Prism DOmain (COBALT for WLN) You will see Billing Group Number (ZB) Org partner Number (ZW) Payment Group Number (ZP) There are programmatic REST endpoints that can be used also: urlString = "
http://ocpricing.QA.westlan.com/pricing/services/userinfo/v3/rest/getUserDetails"; String userId = "ia744834200000124e46a84373ac756f4"; //Anthony postData = "{\"UserDetailsRequest\":{\"domain\":\"COBALT\",\"userId\":\"" + userId + "\",\"date\":\"2012-04-15\"}}";

Ash Alam

UDS exposes a JMX endpoint in which you can provide user guid to retrieve their firm id. The JMX endpoint is called "**retrieveFirmsForUser**" under the **firmIdJmxBean**. You can find a UDS instance by going to either WLN or Shared CMDB -> Servers -> selecting an UDS instance. If you are working with a shared product, you will want to go to one of the shared UDS instance for that product. I don't know if CM/AMS publishes the username/password for the server management ports so I will refrain from posting it out here. The second and less effective way is to initiate a session and then inspecting the "Cobalt.Website.Session.Start" event through "Crazy Train" which will also have the firm id listed. The pre-requisite in this case of course is that you are able to either find a previously initiated session or are able to initiate a new session.

Josephine Hornibrook

If the "firmID" here means the customer storage key in DataRoom, you can obtain it via a 2-step process: 1. POST
http://wlpricing.westlan.com/ocregistration/services/usersecurity/1.0/credentials {"UserSecurityRequest":{"sourceDomainUserId":"prism guid","sourceDomain":"the source domain, for example, COBALT, ORION...", "requestedDomain":"DATAROOM", "date":"2012-12-28T08:28:08.910-06:00"}} Save the value of "requestedDomainUserId" in the response for the next step. 2. POST
http://ocpricing.qa.int.westgroup.com/pricing/services/userinfo/v3/rest/getTotalUserStorageSize {"TotalUserStorageSizeRequest":{"userId":"the value of requestedDomainUserId","domain":"DATAROOM","date":"2012-12-28T08:28:08.910-06:00"}} The value of "storageKey" in the response is the customer storage key.

Ben Marshall

[SessionInfo][1] actually lists the firm id. Log in, then find your session and ctrl+F "FirmId". [1]:
http://cobalttools.prod.westlan.com/SessionInfo/ "SessionInfo"