If an administrator uploads 3,000 users at once, what happens to the users beyond a certain limit?

When an administrator uploads users in bulk to Cornerstone OnDemand, there is typically a limit on the number of users that can be processed in a single upload. In this case, if the system allows for a maximum of 2,000 users at once, the process will successfully add the first 2,000 users from the batch of 3,000. The remaining users beyond this limit are not processed and are effectively ignored by the system. This behavior helps ensure system performance and stability by preventing excessive processing in a single transaction.

The specifics of bulk uploads may vary by context or configurations but are usually set to manage resources efficiently. Understanding this limitation is essential for administrators to effectively plan their bulk user uploads and to ensure all users are processed when necessary.