WalkMe's users provisioning stands-on two parts, users and roles for accounts.
This API enables to get and update the users and roles for each account.

Overview

To use WalkMe's API's you must have a valid user and a relevant role for yours account.
There are two ways to define users and roles for an account.
One way, by using WalkMe's UI. Only customers admins are able to do so.
Another way, by using WalkMe's User Provisioning API.

Auth

First, you should use the Authenticating API request.
Only defined users are able to use it, so, if you don't have a defined user,
Talk to yours admin, and ask to get user keys and a role.
Later-on, after you able to connect to the Authenticating API request,
You will get temporarily token for 24 hours, each time.
Now, you have the ability to use the User Provisioning API.

Use-case

User Provisioning API basically let's you the ability to CRUD (create, read, update and delete),
Your-own users and roles for each, with an automatically program, without messing with the UI.
So, for example, let's say that each time that someone create a new user at yours Salesforce,
You like to create a WalkMe's user, then in this case, you should use the User Provisioning API to create it automatically.

SCIM API

The SCIM API is used by SCIM-enabled Identity Providers (IdPs),
to automate provisioning of WalkMe users within an account.
The WalkMe API is based on version 2.0 of the SCIM standard.
It's possible to write your own apps and scripts using the SCIM API,
to programmatically manage the users of your account.

Supported SCIM User attributes

Users in the SCIM API map to sub-users in your WalkMe account.
Each user contains properties called attributes, like userName.
You can list sub-users, add new sub-users, update a sub-user's attributes, or remove a sub-user entirely.