user object NXQL (classic)

A user is an object that represents an individual account in a device (local user) or in a group of devices (domain user). The account may identify a physical user or a system user. Platforms:

Name	Type	Operating systems	Properties
country	string	Windows | macOS
	Country of user as listed in active directory
database_usage	permill	Windows | macOS
	Percentage of the database used by information related with the binary
department	string	Windows | macOS
	User department as listed in active directory
distinguished_name	string	Windows | macOS	NU
	Active directory distinguished name (DN)
first_seen	datetime	Windows | macOS	NU
	First time activity of the user was recorded on any device.
full_name	string	Windows | macOS	NU
	Full user name as listed in active directory
id	identifier	Windows | macOS
	Unique user identifier
job_title	string	Windows | macOS	NU
	Job title as listed in active directory
last_seen	datetime	Windows | macOS	NU
	Last time activity of the user was recorded on any device.
locality	string	Windows | macOS
	Locality of user as listed in active directory
location	string	Windows | macOS
	Location of user as listed in active directory
name	string	Windows | macOS
	User logon name
number_of_days_since_last_seen	integer	Windows | macOS	NU
	Indicates the number of days since the last time the user was seen by Nexthink. The field is updated whenever user activity is detected.
org_unit	string	Windows | macOS
	Organisational unit of User as listed in active directory
seen_on_mac_os	boolean	Windows | macOS
	Indicates if the user has been seen on a Mac device.
seen_on_mobile	boolean	Windows | macOS
	Indicates if the user has been seen on a Mobile device.
seen_on_windows	boolean	Windows | macOS
	Indicates if the user has been seen on a Windows device.
sid	sid	Windows | macOS	NU
	Indicates the Windows security identifier for the user. For Mac OS, '-' means that the user is not in Active Directory.
total_active_days	day	Windows | macOS
	Total number of days the user was active.
type	enum	Windows | macOS
	Type of user (local/domain/system)
user_uid	md5	Windows | macOS
	Indicates the universally unique identifier