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We currently have Service Cloud User license. How can I run a report/query (whatever it is) to find all the users with Service Cloud User permission? This field doesn't seem to be available. It's quite annoying as we are losing count/control of who should have this permission.

Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance

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For a report I found this suggestion from a PM on the idea posted here...

For internal license usage, edit a report type based on Users and in the page layout, add a field lookup following this path: User=>Profile=>User License; from there you have access to "Total Licenses" and "User License ID". In your report add a filter on the user license ID and it will return all the users in this license.

Update based on comment: From the help here they suggest doing an export and point to another idea here.

Resolution

As there is currently no option to create a report on a list of Service Cloud Users.

The current work around is to use the Apex Data Loader to export a list of users (with) or (with and without) the "Service Cloud User" option enabled.

The field on the user object which holds the "Service Cloud User" checkbox value is "USERPERMISSIONSSUPPORTUSER". Using the data loader, we can export a list of users with service cloud user checkbox enabled by adding a filter USERPERMISSIONSSUPPORTUSER=TRUE

This Column / Field does not show up when you are using the Data Export Services. So Apex Data Loader is the only workaround as of now.

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You can query for this field as well, tested in the developer console

Select USERPERMISSIONSSUPPORTUSER from user
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  • Thank you but not quite what I'm looking for because Service Cloud User is a feature license, not a license. Right?
    – brovasi
    Jul 1, 2015 at 1:25
  • @brovasi gotcha, updated the answer.
    – Jenny B
    Jul 1, 2015 at 1:33
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    Thank you Jenny, help a lot. Not really obvious that the api name of Service Cloud User is SupportUser. I which it would be available via formula field.
    – brovasi
    Jul 1, 2015 at 1:55

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