The Scenario
You are a platform admin. You manage Klipfolio for a company serving multiple client accounts. Each user has a custom property called account_code that maps them to their client. After a batch of client migrations, 30 users need their account_code updated.
The new mapping is in an Excel workbook: column A has the Klipfolio user ID, column B has the new account code. Your client success team wants the updates done before end of business day so dashboards filter correctly from tomorrow morning.
The slow version:
- Open the Klipfolio admin panel
- Navigate to each user profile
- Find the custom properties section
- Update the
account_codevalue - Save
- Repeat 30 times
- Realize you updated the wrong user for row 19 and have to fix it
- Five users still have incorrect account codes when the first client logs in.
The fast version is one prompt.
The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI
SheetXAI is an AI agent inside your Excel workbook that reads the user property mapping and calls the Klipfolio user properties API once per row, so the admin panel stays closed.
Open the SheetXAI sidebar and type:
For each row in this workbook, update the Klipfolio user custom property 'account_code' using the user ID in column A and the value in column B. Work through all 30 rows.
SheetXAI iterates through every row, calls the user properties API once per user, and writes the account_code. All 30 users updated before close of business. Dashboard filters reflect the new assignments on the next login.
What You Get
Every user in the workbook updated with the correct account_code property:
- Column A — Klipfolio user IDs (unchanged)
- Column B — new account code values (unchanged)
- 30 API calls made — one per row, in sequence
- Dashboard filters updated immediately
To log results, add "write UPDATED or FAILED into column C" to the same prompt.
What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready
User property workbooks have edge cases. SheetXAI handles them in the same prompt.
When the property key varies by row
Some users need account_code updated and others need region.
For each row in this workbook, update the Klipfolio user custom property using the user ID from column A, property key from column B, and new value from column C.
When you need to set two properties per user
The migration also updated each user's region.
For each row in the User Metadata tab, update two Klipfolio user custom properties: set
account_codeto the value in column B andregionto the value in column C. Use the user ID from column A.
When some rows should be skipped
A few users are on a delayed migration wave.
Update the Klipfolio user custom property
account_codefor all rows where column C is not "HOLD." Use user ID from column A and new value from column B. Write "UPDATED" or "SKIPPED" into column D.
When you need to update, verify, and produce an audit log
The migration requires confirmation each property was set correctly.
For each row in this workbook, update the Klipfolio user custom property
account_codeusing the user ID in column A and value in column B. After each update, fetch the user's properties and verify theaccount_codematches. Write "VERIFIED" or "MISMATCH" into column C, and the timestamp into column D.
The pattern: the workbook is the source of truth, and one prompt applies the entire batch.
Try It
Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open any user property mapping workbook, then ask it to push all the Klipfolio user property updates at once. The Klipfolio integration is included in every SheetXAI plan. For related workflows, see how to export your user access roster or the Klipfolio in Excel overview.
