Add PowerShell script to batch invite members to org #375
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larsxschneider
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Goden1229
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Make it clear that the script is for Enterprise Cloud customers
Goden1229
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This just allows you to run `bundle install` in the example directories without incurring an untracked `.bundle/` directory.
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Hi! 👋
This is a script meant to help Enterprise customers batch invite consumed licenses to a given organization. The intent is to reduce friction when there's a need to invite multiple emails/accounts to an organization.
Ultimately, the script is not particular to enterprises, since any user that creates a CSV with a column named "Handle or email" can batch import members to an org as well.