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Default User Settings → Service Dashboard Default Settings Put

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Summary

Updates the default settings for a specified object (user, customer, or partner) using a PUT request to the Hornet API.

Inputs

  • object_id (required) — ID of the object (user, customer, or partner) whose default settings are to be updated. Sent as a query parameter. Default is 0 but must be provided by the workflow author for a meaningful request. Type: number.
  • APP-ID (required) — Application identifier issued by the service. Sent as a request header. Type: string.
  • language (required) — Language code for the default settings. Obtainable from the dedicated language list endpoint. Type: string.
  • timezone (required) — Timezone identifier for the default settings. Obtainable from the dedicated timezone list endpoint. Type: string.
  • dateformat (required) — Date format string for the default settings. Obtainable from the dedicated dateformat list endpoint. Type: string.
  • timeformat (required) — Time format string for the default settings. Obtainable from the dedicated timeformat list endpoint. Type: string.
  • numberformat — Number format string for the default settings. Obtainable from the dedicated numberformat list endpoint. Optional; if omitted, the existing setting is left unchanged. Type: string.

Output shape

The operation returns the raw response from the Hornet API, typically a JSON object confirming the update or containing the updated default settings.

Because the node is generated from an OpenAPI specification, the exact structure of the response matches the API’s PUT /default-user-settings endpoint (or equivalent). No additional transformation is performed by the node.

Examples

Example 1: Update default settings for a user with ID 12345.

Set object_id to 12345, provide your APP‑ID header, and fill in language, timezone, dateformat, timeformat (and optionally numberformat).

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