Bulk add all users to group from a trust level?

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Bulk Adding Users to a Group from a Specific Trust Level

The discussion revolves around bulk adding users from a certain trust level to a group. Ham wants to add about 400 members at once with a specific trust level to a group. jomaxro confirms the understanding and provides a step-by-step guide to achieve this.

The original process involves using the group bulk add tool, but Karthikk_Vijay points out that this feature is no longer available. jomaxro updates the process, which now involves:

  1. Exporting the user list from the admin panel.
  2. Copying the username or email column.
  3. Going to the group page.
  4. Clicking “Add Members.”
  5. Pasting the list into the “Usernames or emails” field.

jomaxro also provides a screenshot to illustrate the process. Karthikk_Vijay appreciates the prompt response and updated instructions.

1

Looking to bulk add all users from a certain trust level. I know the bulk add feature of one per line but I wanted to add about 400 members at once.

2

Let me just double check that I am following correctly.

You want to add all users who have reached trust level 2 (for example) to a group (let’s call it “User’s who reached TL2”). Is that correct?

3

Yeah say I have group xyz. I want to add all users in trustlevel2 to that group at one time.

4

The easiest way to do this is via the group bulk add tool.

  1. Go to /admin/users/list/member (for trust level 2)
  2. Click Export
  3. Extract and open the csv file.
  4. Copy the username or email column.
  5. Go to admin/groups/bulk and paste the list in.
  6. Select the group you want and click :heavy_plus_sign: Bulk Add to Group
  7. Voila!
5

Since admin/groups/bulk is not existent anymore, what is the other alternative to invite users as a bulk to a group?

6

Wow, blast from the past. Correct, admin/groups/bulk no longer exists. New process:

  1. Go to /admin/users/list/member (for trust level 2)
  2. Click Export
  3. Extract and open the csv file.
  4. Copy the username or email column, without the header.
  5. Go to /g
  6. Click the group you want to add the users to.
  7. Click :heavy_plus_sign: Add Members
  8. Paste the list into the Usernames or emails field.
  9. Decide if you want the users to be group owners and/or notified.
  10. Click :heavy_plus_sign: Add

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7

Thanks for the prompt reply mate, appreciate it :slight_smile: