• Click the Add Action link.
• Select the Run a program of PowerShell script action in the list.
• Enter a description of the script into the Short description field.
• Click the Run Script Editor button.

In the PowerShell Script Editor dialog, type the text of a PowerShell script that will import the data. The text of the script will depend on the contents of the CSV file that will be imported.

If your CSV file doesn't contain the AccountPassword column and columns with data of the Boolean type (e.g. Enabled or ChangePasswordAtLogon), you can use the script given below.

Import-Module Adaxes
$file = "\\SERVER\Share\users.csv"
$targetDN = "%distinguishedName%"
$domain = $Context.GetObjectDomain($targetDN)

Import-CSV $file | New-AdmUser -Path $targetDN -AdaxesService localhost -Server $domain

If your CSV file contains the AccountPassword column or columns with data of the Boolean type (e.g. Enabled or ChangePasswordAtLogon), these columns must be processed in a special way (see the script below).

Import-Module Adaxes
$file = "\\SERVER\Share\users.csv"
$targetDN = "%distinguishedName%"
$domain = $Context.GetObjectDomain($targetDN)

$importedUsers = Import-Csv $file
foreach ($user in $importedUsers)
{
    $user.AccountPassword =`
        ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText $user.AccountPassword -Force
    $user.Enabled = [System.Boolean]::Parse($user.Enabled)
    $user.ChangePasswordAtLogon = [System.Boolean]::Parse($user.ChangePasswordAtLogon)
     
    $user | New-AdmUser -Path $targetDN -AdaxesService localhost -Server $domain
}

If you want the script to send an email notification if it fails to create a user account, you can use the following code:

...
try
{
    $user | New-AdmUser -Path $targetDN -AdaxesService localhost -Server $domain`
        -ErrorAction Stop
}
catch [System.Exception]
{
    $to = "admin@company.com"
    $subj = "Failed to Import User from CSV"
    $bodyText = "Adaxes failed to import user " + $user.Name + " from $file."`
        + "`nError: " + $_.Exception.Message
    $bodyHtml = $NULL
    $Context.SendMail($to, $subj, $bodyText, $bodyHtml)

    $Context.LogMessage($bodyText, "Error")
  }

When finished, click OK two times and then click Next.

On the Activity Scope page you need to select the Organizational Unit in which new user accounts will be created by the task.

• Click the Add button. In the Task Activity Scope dialog that opens, select the Organizational Unit in which you want the task to create user accounts. Click Add.
  
• In the Assignment Options dialog, uncheck the Child objects of this Organizational-Unit option, and check the This Organizational-Unit object option. Click OK.
  
• Click OK.