Daily new user report

Hi, I have an interesting request from one of my customers and off the bat, I'm not quite sure how to address this one. My customer is an education institution and they load new students for various different schools and campuses on a daily basis. Instead
of sending 1000 emails n day, they would like one daily report to go out to each school with the new students that were created that day. Any ideas welcome! thx

Well, that a nice request!
You can also try to using C# if you want some performances (look at this
fork of FimClient by Predica)
But you will need more time to develop the solution.
Regards,
Sylvain

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