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• HelloID API key and secret
• Pre-defined variables:portalBaseUrl,portalApiKey andportalApiSecret created in your HelloID portal.

This code snippet will create a new group within HelloID and executes the following tasks:

1. Define a hash table$formObject. The keys of the hash table represent the properties necessary to create a new group withinHelloID, while the values represent the values entered in the form.

To view an example of the form output, please refer to the JSON code pasted below.

{"name":"John Doe's Group","isEnabled":"true","isDefault":"false","userGuids": ["953d9fdb-e303-4c9a-8e97-7cae5c8c512b","a74295b1-75a4-403c-86b8-021494c7fb72"    ],"userNames": ["john.doe@enyoi.org","jane.doe@enyoi.org"    ],"applicationNames": ["Generic SAML Application","Generic OIDC Application"    ],"managedByUserGuid":"b27a9d33-d660-4f48-a338-e5013a688991","applicationGUIDs": ["6937b1f8-9294-45b7-a0ed-ccba3bcff325"    ]}

❗ It is important to note that the names of your form fields might differ. Ensure that the$formObject hash table is appropriately adjusted to match your form fields.See the HelloID API Docs page

2. Creates authorization headers using the provided API key and secret.

3. Create a new group using the:Invoke-RestMethod cmdlet. The hash table called:$formObject is passed to the body of the:Invoke-RestMethod cmdlet as a JSON object.