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Is there a cmdlet that lets me add Enterprise Groups or Roles to a Connected Project?

Brian Glaser
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I'm not talking about groups or roles that are defined in PW Administrator. 

I am referring to the groups or roles defined in the PW Web environment (365 or Connected Projects). 

We can synchronize with Workarea, but that doesn't help me manage the team members who only use the web. 

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    $token = Get-PWConnectionClientToken
    $projectId = "your guid project id"

    Add-PWUsersToPw365Project2 -Token $token -Roles "Account Manager" -PW365ProjectId $projectId  -verbose -emails "sam.jones@acme.com"

    Will add the Account Manager role to the already existing user sam.jones@acme.com .   The user will be added to the project if if already exists.

    Althugh the parameter names are different, there is an analagous Add-PWUsersToConnectedProject2.

    If the TeamMember role already exists or you don't care about it being added, you leave off the "2" and  use Add-PWUsersToP365Project or Add-PWUsersToConnectedProject.

    Hope this helps,

    Mark Weisman | Bentley Systesm

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    $token = Get-PWConnectionClientToken
    $projectId = "your guid project id"

    Add-PWUsersToPw365Project2 -Token $token -Roles "Account Manager" -PW365ProjectId $projectId  -verbose -emails "sam.jones@acme.com"

    Will add the Account Manager role to the already existing user sam.jones@acme.com .   The user will be added to the project if if already exists.

    Althugh the parameter names are different, there is an analagous Add-PWUsersToConnectedProject2.

    If the TeamMember role already exists or you don't care about it being added, you leave off the "2" and  use Add-PWUsersToP365Project or Add-PWUsersToConnectedProject.

    Hope this helps,

    Mark Weisman | Bentley Systesm

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