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Group → Update
AI-generatedOverview
This node operation updates an existing group in the Zammad system via the REST API. It allows users to modify group details such as the group's name and various optional fields like signature ID, email address ID, assignment timeout, follow-up settings, active status, and notes. This operation is useful for managing and maintaining group information dynamically within a workflow, for example, updating a support team's group details when organizational changes occur.
Use Case Examples
- Updating a support group to change its assignment timeout and activate follow-up assignments.
- Modifying a group's email address ID and adding a note for internal reference.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Authentication | The authentication method to use for the API request (Basic, OAuth2, or Token Authentication). |
| API | The API to use for the request, either REST API or CTI API. |
| Name | The name of the group to update. |
| ID | The unique identifier of the group to update. |
| Additional Fields | Optional fields to update on the group, such as signature ID, email address ID, assignment timeout, follow-up settings, active status, and notes. |
Output
JSON
id- The unique identifier of the updated group.name- The name of the updated group.signature_id- The signature ID of the group.email_address_id- The email address ID of the group.assignment_timeout- The assignment timeout value of the group.follow_up_possible- Indicates if follow-up is possible with the group.follow_up_assignment- Indicates if follow-ups should be assigned.active- Indicates if the group is active.note- The note associated with the group.
Dependencies
- Zammad REST API
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the group ID provided exists; otherwise, the update will fail with a not found error.
- Verify that the authentication credentials are correct and have sufficient permissions to update groups.
- Check that required fields like 'Name' and 'ID' are provided; missing these will cause validation errors.
- If optional fields are provided, ensure they conform to expected data types (e.g., numbers for IDs and booleans for active status).
Links
- Zammad API Documentation - Update Group - Official documentation for updating groups via the Zammad REST API.
