To remove a list of users from your platform, you can create a script that uses the Delete Users Bevy API.

Find here an example script you can use as a guide to do the user batch deletion. 

Important notes before starting to work on this:

1- In order to prevent an overload of the system, the recommendation is to only do batches of 250 users maximum.

2- It is also important to consider the API Rate Limits before running any script:

• Authorized users: 10,000 requests per day (requests with an authentication token)
• Anonymous users: 5,000 requests per day

3- The Delete User API doesn't delete the user immediately, it sets the user for deletion, which means it will take 7 days for the user to be completely removed from the platform. During this period, you will be able to cancel the deletion. 

4- We highly encourage testing the script with only one test user before uploading the entire list of users for deletion

Prerequisites:

Before you begin, ensure you have:

1. API Access: Valid API Token with the necessary permissions.
2. List of User IDs: create a list of the user_id's from the users you want to delete. In the example script, the list is stored in a csv file but this can be edited as required.

Example Script:

import csv
import requests

customer_url = "www.yourplatformurl.com"
auth_token = "xxxxxxxxxxxxx"

headers = {'Authorization' : "Token " + auth_token}

with open ('your_users_to_delete.csv', newline='') as csvfile:
#Replace 'your_users_to_delete.csv' with your file name

    #Create a file where to store the information of the deleted users
    with open ('users_set_to_delete.csv', 'w', newline='') as results:
        fieldnames = ['email', 'user_id']
        writer = csv.DictWriter(results, fieldnames=fieldnames)
        writer.writeheader()  

        reader =csv.DictReader(csvfile, delimiter = ',')
        next (reader, None) 

        for row in reader:
            try: 
                #Makes the DELETE API call to set the user for deletion
                r = requests.delete(customer_url + row['user_id'], headers=headers)
                if(r.status_code >= 400):
                    print("Error for user " + row['user_id'])

                else:
                    writer.writerow({
                    'email': row['email'],
                    'user_id': row['user_id']
                    })

This script will set the list of users for deletion and creates a file with the list of users that are set for deletion, for tracking purposes.