[Python] How to replace hashed value retrieved from API to human-readable in a CSV

I am retrieving a hashed value from an API and storing that value in a CSV. Is it possible to translate that value into its matching human-readable form before writing it to the CSV, perhaps using a dictionary? For example, if the value retrieved is "1a3f2940d", the CSV should store "Product 1", which is the accompanying value of the hash code. The syntax I attempted is below, but the output is not replacing the hashed value in the CSV that is generated.

SKU_MAP = {
'efccb6f7':'Product 1',
'6050e30712fa':'Product 2',
'f8a100f':'Product 3',
}


def export_to_csv(users):
with open('/tmp/users.csv', mode='w', newline='') as file:
writer = csv.writer(file)
writer.writerow(['User Name', 'Assigned Products'])
for user in users:
# Convert skuId to readable names using the SKU_MAP dictionary
product_list = [SKU_ID.get(license['skuId'], license['skuId']) for license in user['assignedLicenses']]
writer.writerow([user['userPrincipalName'], ','.join(product_list)])

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