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There are 3 departments that share 1 Active Directory. Now each department has its own OU. I would like to have an email sent when a user is removed from 1 specific OU.

Do you know if this is possible without Powershell? If not, is there a pre-existing script for this?

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Hello,

That is not something that can be done just using a single script. You will need two business rules and a script. The script will be executed in a business rule triggering Before moving a user and set a certain property value (e.g. CustomAttributeBoolean1 to true). The rule will only be assigned over the users located in the required OU. The second business rule will trigger After moving a user. It will check the property set by the first rule and send an email notification if necessary. Finally, you should have something like the following:

Business rule triggering Before moving a user image.png

$Context.TargetObject.Put("adm-CustomAttributeBoolean1", $True)
$Context.TargetObject.SetInfo()

Business rule triggering After moving a user image.png

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