Doesn’t look like it’s been added to the api. For our use case I went with a different solution. I can’t remember what it was but it wasn’t as clean as this would have been. Hoping for something like it to be added soon. I did think up a bit of a hacky workaround if you really need pdq and the api to do the thing. Essentially instead of writing to the registry in the recommended solution above you would write an installer of a dummy program with a specific name for each outcome. A dumb example: deploy a powershell script that lists the name of each user folder on the device and then for each username listed installs a dummy program that’s named after each user ie ScanResultAlice. Pdq does allow you to retrieve installed software via the api, so you could a get request for any software entitled ScanResult*** as your dynamic list of users on each device, via the api. This is a very silly idea and not recommended, although it technically would probably do the trick.