Configuring a New Dynamics 365 for for Finance & Operations Demo Environment - Part 1: Configuring the User Accounts

Configuring a new Dynamics 365 for Operations Demo Environment 1
DYNAMICS 365
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Murray Fife
August 2017
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Configuring a new
Dynamics 365 for
Operations Demo
Environment
After you have deployed a new demonstration
environment for Dynamics 365 you have a great
platform to show all of the transactional features
within the system, but that is only the starting
point. If you want to spend a little more time
configuring the environment, then you can polish
up the rest of the features as well so that you
can show how Dynamics 365 integrates with all
of the Microsoft product stack
Part 1: Configuring
the User Accounts

When we get a newly provisioned version of the Dynamics 365 demo environment, there are a lot of examples that we can use out of the box including a
whole organizational structure of users and employees that we can play with.
But the users and the user defaults need to be polished up a little because they are linked to the demo Contoso company and we will be using our own tenant
with its own email addresses and user accounts.
So the first area that we will look at tweaking will be the user accounts and also some of the defaults that are not automatically configured through the
provisioning process.
Topics Covered
• Configuring the User Defaults
• Changing the default Company
• Creating a new Worker Record for the Admin User
• Replacing the Default Admin Worker with your Worker
• Viewing the Worker in Employee Self-Service
Configuring the User Accounts

• Updating the Employee Details
• Assigning your user a Position
• Updating the Users Login Accounts
• Using Excel to Update the User Details
• Summary

The first thing that we will do in order to polish up our Dynamics 365 environment is to tidy up a couple of the user settings that have been missed when the
system was initially deployed. This includes setting a couple of the default user regional options and also setting the default company to be something other
than the DAT company.
How to do it…
Start off by opening up Dynamics 365 on the default workspace page.
To do this, just click on the gear icon in the top right hand corner of the
form and select the Options menu item.
This will open up the user Options form and we will be able to start making
a couple of changes.
Start off by clicking on the Preferences tab on the left hand side to show
the default user preference options.
The default Company is set to DAT when we first configure the system, but
we will want to change this so that whenever we log in we go straight to
the company that we want to transact in.
To do this we will want to click on the Company dropdown list and select
the default company that you will want to log into from the dropdown list.
In this case we will want to set it to USMF to log into the manufacturing
company.
Next we will want to specify a default date, time and number format for
our user to match our regional preferences. Out of the box, this is blank.
To do this, click on the Date, time and number format fields dropdown list
and select the region code that you want to use for the user.
Here we will want to select the en-US option for US English.
Next we may want to change the default time zone that is associated with
the user.
To do this, just click on the dropdown list for the Time Zone and then
select the users preferred time zone.
For us it was already set to Eastern time so we will leave it at that for now.
Next we will want to configure some of the email defaults that are
associated with the user. To do this click on the Email provider ID and
select the SMTP option.
Configuring the User Defaults

Then, if check the Email address and make sure that it is the default
address for your user account. If it isn’t then you may want to update it.
Next we will want to tweak some of the workflow options for the user
account. To do this, click on the Workflow tab to view all of the user
workflow options.
By default, email notifications are not sent to the user, but we want to
enable that for our environment.
To do this we just need to toggle the Send notifications in email switch.
Here we want to have the notifications sent as emails so we will set the
Send notifications in email switch to Yes.
Also if we have workflows that send out line level notifications then we will
want to receive notifications individually so that we can approve them one
by one.
To do this we just need to select the Line-item workflow notification type
option that we would like to use.
Here we want to send a single email for each workflow task that we have
been assigned so we will set the Line-item workflow notification type to
the Individual option.
Now we have configured the user defaults we can exit from the form.

How to do it…
Start off by opening up
Dynamics 365 on the default
workspace page.

How to do it…
To do this, just click on the gear
icon in the top right hand corner
of the form and select the
Options menu item.

How to do it…
This will open up the user
Options form and we will be
able to start making a couple of
changes.

How to do it…
Start off by clicking on the
Preferences tab on the left
hand side to show the default
user preference options.

How to do it…
The default Company is set to
DAT when we first configure the
system, but we will want to
change this so that whenever
we log in we go straight to the
company that we want to
transact in.
To do this we will want to click
on the Company dropdown list
and select the default company
that you will want to log into
from the dropdown list.
In this case we will want to set it
to USMF to log into the
manufacturing company.

How to do it…
Next we will want to specify a
default date, time and number
format for our user to match
our regional preferences. Out
of the box, this is blank.
To do this, click on the Date,
time and number format fields
dropdown list and select the
region code that you want to
use for the user.
Here we will want to select the
en-US option for US English.

How to do it…
Next we may want to change
the default time zone that is
associated with the user.
To do this, just click on the
dropdown list for the Time Zone
and then select the users
preferred time zone.
For us it was already set to
Eastern time so we will leave it
at that for now.

How to do it…

How to do it…
Next we will want to configure
some of the email defaults that
are associated with the user. To
do this click on the Email
provider ID and select the
SMTP option.

How to do it…
Then, if check the Email address
and make sure that it is the
default address for your user
account. If it isn’t then you may
want to update it.

How to do it…
Next we will want to tweak
some of the workflow options
for the user account. To do this,
click on the Workflow tab to
view all of the user workflow
options.

How to do it…
By default, email notifications
are not sent to the user, but we
want to enable that for our
environment.
To do this we just need to
toggle the Send notifications in
email switch.
Here we want to have the
notifications sent as emails so
we will set the Send
notifications in email switch to
Yes.

How to do it…
Also if we have workflows that
send out line level notifications
then we will want to receive
notifications individually so that
we can approve them one by
one.
To do this we just need to select
the Line-item workflow
notification type option that we
would like to use.
Here we want to send a single
email for each workflow task
that we have been assigned so
we will set the Line-item
workflow notification type to
the Individual option.
Now we have configured the
user defaults we can exit from
the form.

Review
There are other tweaks that you can make here if you like, including changing the spacing of the fields, and also updating the default color for the workspaces.
These changes add small visual cues as to the system that you are logged into and can help you differentiate between user personas if you are logged into
multiple users at the same time.
But for now we have enough for our demo environment.

There is one quick tweak that we will want to make to the system at this point and that is to connect to the right company. By default, when you first start up
Dynamics 365 it will default to the DAT company which is the global company. We want to change this to one that has data in it.
How to do it…
You can do these two different ways now that you have the user defaults
configured. You can either log out and log back in again, or you can just
click on the Company dropdown list in the title bar and find the company
that you want to use and then select it.
For example, in our example we want to set the default demo company to
USMF.
After we have change the company then the banner image will change to
show us that we are in the right legal entity and we are done.
Changing the default Company

How to do it…
You can do these two different
ways now that you have the
user defaults configured. You
can either log out and log back
in again, or you can just click on
the Company dropdown list in
the title bar and find the
company that you want to use
and then select it.
For example, in our example we
want to set the default demo
company to USMF.

How to do it…
After we have change the
company then the banner
image will change to show us
that we are in the right legal
entity and we are done.

Review
Now that we are logged into the right company we can start working on the more exciting integration points within Dynamics 365.

When the Dynamics 365 tenant is first created, the default Admin user is connected to the Julia Funderburk worker account. Although this may be OK for
some people, it’s definitely nicer to have our own name showing up against the user.
But before we can do that we will need to create a worker account for our new user.
How to do it…
To do this type in workers into the search field at the top of the page and
Dynamics 365 will show you all of the menu items that match. All you
need to do here is find the Human Resources Workers menu item and click
on it.
This will open up the Workers list page and all we need to do here is click
on the New button in the menu bar.
This will open up the Create new worker panel where we can specify our
new worker and hire them.
Start off by typing in the First name of our new worker.
Then type in the Last name of the worker.
That is all we need to get hired, and we can click on the Hire new worker
button.
Now we have a new Worker record for ourselves.
Before we finish though we will want to add a little more information so
that we can use our worker.
Expand out the Contact Information tab so that we can add the email
address.
Then click on the New button to create a new contact record and set the
Description to Email.
Next click on the dropdown list for the Type and select the Email address
option.
Now we will want to type in our users’ tenant email address into the
Contact number/address field.
And then check on the Primary checkbox to say that this is the main email
address that we will be wanting to use.
After we have done that, click on the Advanced button.
Creating a new Worker Record for the Admin User

This will open up the Edit contact information panel for us with a couple of
other options.
Here we will want to set the Instant message switch to Yes to enable our
worker’s Skype integration.
And also we will want to set the Instant messenger sign in switch to Yes as
well to tell the system that this is the account that we will be signing into
Skype with as well.
After we have done that we can just click on the OK button and close out
of the form.

How to do it…
To do this type in workers into
the search field at the top of the
page and Dynamics 365 will
show you all of the menu items
that match. All you need to do
here is find the Human
Resources Workers menu item
and click on it.

How to do it…
This will open up the Workers
list page and all we need to do
here is click on the New button
in the menu bar.

How to do it…
This will open up the Create
new worker panel where we
can specify our new worker and
hire them.

How to do it…
Start off by typing in the First
name of our new worker.

How to do it…
Then type in the Last name of
the worker.
That is all we need to get hired,
and we can click on the Hire
new worker button.

How to do it…
Now we have a new Worker
record for ourselves.

How to do it…
Before we finish though we will
want to add a little more
information so that we can use
our worker.
Expand out the Contact
Information tab so that we can
add the email address.

How to do it…

How to do it…
Then click on the New button to
create a new contact record and
set the Description to Email.

How to do it…
Next click on the dropdown list
for the Type and select the
Email address option.

How to do it…
Now we will want to type in our
users’ tenant email address into
the Contact number/address
field.

How to do it…
And then check on the Primary
checkbox to say that this is the
main email address that we will
be wanting to use.
After we have done that, click
on the Advanced button.

How to do it…
This will open up the Edit
contact information panel for
us with a couple of other
options.

How to do it…
Here we will want to set the
Instant message switch to Yes
to enable our worker’s Skype
integration.

How to do it…
And also we will want to set the
Instant messenger sign in
switch to Yes as well to tell the
system that this is the account
that we will be signing into
Skype with as well.
After we have done that we can
just click on the OK button and
close out of the form.

Review
Congratulations, we are now workers within our new Dynamics 365 environment.

Once we have a worker record created we can then replace the worker that is associated with the Admin user with our own worker account.
How to do it…
To do this type in users into the search field at the top of the page and
need to do here is find the System Users menu item and click on it.
This will open up the Users list page and all we need to do here is click on
the Admin user.
To edit the information for the Admin user account then all we need to do
is click on the Edit button.
This will switch us to edit mode and we will see that some of the fields are
editable.
We will start off by updating the Name from Admin to our own user name.
After we have done that we will want to change the worker Name which is
set to Julia Funderburk right now. To do that, click on the Maintain
Versions button in the ribbon bar.
This will open up the worker associations where we can see the link to the
worker record. All we need to do here is click on the Delete button.
When the confirmation dialog shows up asking if we are sure that we want
to delete the worker association, just click on the Yes button.
After the record has been deleted, close out of the form.
When we return back to the worker form and refresh the record
Now we can click on the dropdown list for the Name and find our new
worker that we created and click on the Select button to link them with
the user.
After we have done that we just need to click on the Save button to
commit the change.
Now our worker is connected to the user account.
Replacing the Default Admin Worker with your Worker

How to do it…
To do this type in users into the
search field at the top of the
here is find the System Users
menu item and click on it.

How to do it…
This will open up the Users list
page and all we need to do here
is click on the Admin user.

How to do it…
To edit the information for the
Admin user account then all we
need to do is click on the Edit
button.

How to do it…
This will switch us to edit mode
and we will see that some of the
fields are editable.

How to do it…
We will start off by updating the
Name from Admin to our own
user name.
After we have done that we will
want to change the worker
Name which is set to Julia
Funderburk right now. To do
that, click on the Maintain
Versions button in the ribbon
bar.

How to do it…
This will open up the worker
associations where we can see
the link to the worker record.
All we need to do here is click
on the Delete button.

How to do it…
When the confirmation dialog
shows up asking if we are sure
that we want to delete the
worker association, just click on
the Yes button.

How to do it…
After the record has been
deleted, close out of the form.

How to do it…
When we return back to the
worker form the Person will still
show that a contact is
associated with the user.
All we need to do is refresh the
record.
To do this, just click on the
refresh button in the menu bar.

How to do it…
Now we will see that the Name
dropdown list is blank and
enabled.

How to do it…
Now we can click on the
dropdown list for the Name and
find our new worker that we
created and click on the Select
button to link them with the
user.

How to do it…
After we have done that we just
need to click on the Save button
to commit the change.

How to do it…
Now our worker is connected to
the user account.

Review
How neat is that. Now we are definitely making this tenant our own and taking control.

Now that we have set up our user account and connected it to the worker we will be able to check out our Employee Self Service page.
How to do it…
To do this type in employee into the search field at the top of the page and
need to do here is find the Employee self-service menu item and click on
it.
This will open up the Employee Self Service workspace and we will see
that our worker is showing up within our personal information.
Viewing the Worker in Employee Self-Service

How to do it…
To do this type in employee
into the search field at the top
of the page and Dynamics 365
will show you all of the menu
items that match. All you need
to do here is find the Employee
self-service menu item and click
on it.

How to do it…
This will open up the Employee
Self Service workspace and we
will see that our worker is
showing up within our personal
information.

Review
How cool is that. Now we can access all of our information through the Employee Self Service Portal.

Now that we can access the Employee details through the Employee Self Service Workspace we can start tailoring the information that is shown there to make
the user a little more interesting.
How to do it…
This will open up the Employee Self Service workspace. Right now there is
not a lot of personal information that is showing. To fix that just click on
the Edit Personal Information link underneath the Employee image
placeholder.
This will open up the Personal Information form. Start off here by clicking
on the + Add link within the Addresses tab.
This will open up a New Address sidebar for us.
Start off by giving your new address a Name or description. Here we set it
to Office Address.
Next we will select a Purpose for the address. By default this is set to
Home but we will change this to select the Business option.
Next enter in the Zip/Postal Code and Dynamics will validate that it is
correct.
And finally, enter in the Street address.
After you have done that you can click on the Ok button.
Now we have an address associated with our employee record.
Before we leave we will make one last change and that is to add an
employee image to the worker. To do this switch to the Image tab and
then click on the Upload new image burton.
This will open up a file browser window and we can browse to our
employee image and then click on the Open button.
This will upload the image for us and after we have done that we can close
out of the Personal Information form.
Now when we return back to the Employee Self Service workspace and
refresh the page we will see out employee image and also the address
information.
Updating the Employee Details

How to do it…
This will open up the Employee
Self Service workspace. Right
now there is not a lot of
personal information that is
showing. To fix that just click on
the Edit Personal Information
link underneath the Employee
image placeholder.

How to do it…
This will open up the Personal
Information form. Start off
here by clicking on the + Add
link within the Addresses tab.

How to do it…
This will open up a New
Address sidebar for us.

How to do it…
Start off by giving your new
address a Name or description.
Here we set it to Office
Address.

How to do it…
Next we will select a Purpose
for the address. By default this
is set to Home but we will
change this to select the
Business option.

How to do it…
Next enter in the Zip/Postal
Code and Dynamics will validate
that it is correct.

How to do it…
And finally, enter in the Street
address.
After you have done that you
can click on the Ok button.

How to do it…
Now we have an address
associated with our employee
record.

How to do it…
Before we leave we will make
one last change and that is to
add an employee image to the
worker. To do this switch to the
Image tab and then click on the
Upload new image burton.

How to do it…
This will open up a file browser
window and we can browse to
our employee image and then
click on the Open button.

How to do it…
This will upload the image for us
and after we have done that we
can close out of the Personal
Information form.

How to do it…
When we return back to the
Employee Self Service
workspace we will see that the
image is not showing.
All we need to do here is click
on the Refresh icon.

How to do it…
Now when we return back to
the Employee Self Service
workspace and refresh the page
we will see out employee image
and also the address
information.

Review
That’s much better. Now when you see your employee record it looks like an employee.

One last thing that we will want to do is to assign a position to our new worker. This will also be shown on the Employee Self Service portal. Depending on the
position that we choose we may also have employees that report to us.
Rather than create a new position though we will save a little bit of time and assign our user an existing position.
How to do it…
To do this type in workers into the search field at the top of the page and
need to do here is find the Workers menu item and click on it.
This will open up a list of all the workers that are configured within the
system.
Within the Workers Search box type in Sara and find Sara Thomas’s
employee record. Unfortunately it looks like she is going to have a lot of
free time on her hands.
From here, click on the End Assignment menu item within the Position
Assignment button group.
This will open up the End the Position Assignment side panel.
Change the Assignment End date to be some time in the past and then
click on the Retire Worker Assignment button.
This will remove the position from Sarah’s worker record and make it
available to be assigned to another worker.
Now search through the workers and find your demo worker that you just
created. Then click on the Add assignment button within the Position
Assignment button group.
This will open up the Create a Position Assignment side panel.
Now we can type in the Position that we just made available by firing
Sara.
And then check the Make Primary option before clicking on the Create
position assignment button.
When we return back to our demo worker we will see that they now have
the new position assigned to them
When we look at the Employee Self Service workspace we will see that the
position shows up there now.
Assigning your user a Position

As a bonus when we open up the Manager Self Service workspace we will
see that we have direct reports.

How to do it…
To do this type in workers into
the search field at the top of the
here is find the Workers menu
item and click on it.

How to do it…
This will open up a list of all the
workers that are configured
within the system.

How to do it…
Within the Workers Search box
type in Sara and find Sara
Thomas’s employee record.
Unfortunately it looks like she is
going to have a lot of free time
on her hands.
From here, click on the End
Assignment menu item within
the Position Assignment button
group.

How to do it…
This will open up the End the
Position Assignment side panel.

How to do it…
Change the Assignment End
date to be some time in the
past and then click on the Retire
Worker Assignment button.

How to do it…
This will remove the position
from Sarah’s worker record and
make it available to be assigned
to another worker.

How to do it…
Now search through the
workers and find your demo
worker that you just created.
Then click on the Add
assignment button within the
Position Assignment button
group.

How to do it…
This will open up the Create a
Position Assignment side panel.

How to do it…
Now we can type in the Position
that we just made available by
firing Sara.

How to do it…
And then check the Make
Primary option before clicking
on the Create position
assignment button.

How to do it…
When we return back to our
demo worker we will see that
they now have the new position
assigned to them

How to do it…
When we look at the Employee
Self Service workspace we will
see that the position shows up
there now.

How to do it…
As a bonus when we open up
the Manager Self Service
workspace we will see that we
have direct reports.

Review
Congratulations on the promotion.

When we provision a new demo tenant for Dynamics 365 there are a number of user personas that are already configured within the user accounts.
The problem is that their user names are not connected with our tenant domain, they are set up to log in using a dummy Contoso email account.
So to make these user personas usable we need to do a little bit of housekeeping and update their user information.
How to do it…
To do this type in users into the search field at the top of the page and
need to do here is find the System Users menu item and click on it.
This will open up the Users list page and all we need to do is select the first
user account (other than the Admin user).
This will open up the user details page, and we will want to click on the
Edit button to switch to edit mode.
Now we will be able to update the user details.
Start off by fixing the Email address for the user so that it uses the tenant
email that is associated with the Exchange user.
Although it’s not critical we may also want to update the Name for the
user as well. It just looks tidier.
Then click on the Save button to commit the changes.
Now we want to update the next user account. Rather than going back to
the main list page though we can save a little bit of time by clicking on the
List icon on the left hand side and pulling up the list of users alongside the
details form.
Now we are able to just select the next user.
and repeat the process.
Note: If the Provider says https://sts.windows-ppe.net/ then you will also
want to change it to https://sts.windows.net/.
Updating the Users Login Accounts

How to do it…
To do this type in users into the
search field at the top of the
here is find the System Users
menu item and click on it.

How to do it…
This will open up the Users list
page and all we need to do is
select the first user account
(other than the Admin user).

How to do it…
This will open up the user
details page, and we will want
to click on the Edit button to
switch to edit mode.

How to do it…
Now we will be able to update
the user details.

How to do it…
Start off by fixing the Email
address for the user so that it
uses the tenant email that is
associated with the Exchange
user.

How to do it…
Although it’s not critical we may
also want to update the Name
for the user as well. It just looks
tidier.

How to do it…
Then click on the Save button to
commit the changes.

How to do it…
Now we want to update the
next user account. Rather than
going back to the main list page
though we can save a little bit
of time by clicking on the List
icon on the left hand side and
pulling up the list of users
alongside the details form.

How to do it…
Now we are able to just select
the next user.

How to do it…
and repeat the process.

How to do it…
Note: If the Provider says
https://sts.windows-ppe.net/
then you will also want to
change it to
https://sts.windows.net/.

Review

Updating a user manually is a good option if we have just a couple of users. But for our demo system we have about 120 users that we need to update. So we
will want a quicker way to update the users through Excel.
How to do it…
To do this, click on the Office icon in the menu bar and then select the
OPEN IN EXCEL User Information option.
This will open up the Open in Excel dialog box, and we will want to click on
the Download option.
When the file confirmation dialog box is displayed, click on the Open
option.
This will open up an Excel template in read only mode.
To make this a live worksheet just click on the Enable Editing button.
This will populate all of the current users within the worksheet.
But the email address is not showing up in the default worksheet so we will
want to modify the columns that are returned in the worksheet.
To do this, click on the Design link within the add in.
This will switch the add-in to Design mode.
Now we will want to add a new field.
To do this click on the pencil icon to the right of the SystemUser table.
This will open up the table details and we will be able to see the selected
fields, and also all of the available fields.
Now we will want to add in the Alias – Email field as a column.
To do this, select the Alias – Email field and then click on the Add button.
This will add the field to the selected fields.
Now just click on the Update button.
This will show a message box that will ask us to confirm the update.
Just click on the Yes button.
Now we will see that there is a new column in the worksheet for the Email
address, but it is blank.
All we need to do is click on the Done button.
And then click on the Refresh link within the add-in.
Using Excel to Update the User Details

This will open up another confirmation dialog box.
Just click Yes.
When the worksheet is refreshed we will be able to see all of the email
addresses for all of our users.
Now just do a mass Find and Replace and replace the contosoax7 domain
prefix with the name of the tenant that Dynamics was deployed through.
This will update all of the email addresses to match the tenant account.
Now we will want to update all of the user accounts within Dynamics 365.
To do this, click on the Publish button within the add-in.
That will push all of the changes back to Dynamics 365.
If we look at any of the users within Dynamics 365 then we will see that all
of the email addresses have been updated.
Now we can close out of the form.

How to do it…
To do this, click on the Office
icon in the menu bar and then
select the OPEN IN EXCEL User
Information option.

How to do it…
This will open up the Open in
Excel dialog box, and we will
want to click on the Download
option.

How to do it…
When the file confirmation
dialog box is displayed, click on
the Open option.

How to do it…
This will open up an Excel
template in read only mode.
To make this a live worksheet
just click on the Enable Editing
button.

How to do it…
This will populate all of the
current users within the
worksheet.
But the email address is not
showing up in the default
worksheet so we will want to
modify the columns that are
returned in the worksheet.
To do this, click on the Design
link within the add in.

How to do it…
This will switch the add-in to
Design mode.
Now we will want to add a new
field.
To do this click on the pencil
icon to the right of the
SystemUser table.

How to do it…
This will open up the table
details and we will be able to
see the selected fields, and also
all of the available fields.
Now we will want to add in the
Alias – Email field as a column.
To do this, select the Alias –
Email field and then click on the
Add button.

How to do it…
This will add the field to the
selected fields.
Now just click on the Update
button.

How to do it…
This will show a message box
that will ask us to confirm the
update.
Just click on the Yes button.

How to do it…
Now we will see that there is a
new column in the worksheet
for the Email address, but it is
blank.
All we need to do is click on the
Done button.

How to do it…
And then click on the Refresh
link within the add-in.

How to do it…
This will open up another
confirmation dialog box.
Just click Yes.

How to do it…
When the worksheet is
refreshed we will be able to see
all of the email addresses for all
of our users.

How to do it…
Now just do a mass Find and
Replace and replace the
contosoax7 domain prefix with
the name of the tenant that
Dynamics was deployed
through.

How to do it…
This will update all of the email
addresses to match the tenant
account.

How to do it…
Now we will want to update all
of the user accounts within
Dynamics 365.
To do this, click on the Publish
button within the add-in.

How to do it…
That will push all of the changes
back to Dynamics 365.

How to do it…
If we look at any of the users
within Dynamics 365 then we
will see that all of the email
addresses have been updated.
Now we can close out of the
form.

Review
We know that this is probably not the most exciting update to make to the Dynamics 365 users, but if we want to use the other personas we might as well get
it out of the way.

Congratulations. Now we have configured all of our users and set up all of the defaults that we need to take advantage of them.
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