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Event → Create Message
AI-generatedSummary
Posts a new message or note on a MICE Operations event via POST /events/{eventId}/messages, with optional subject and author details.
Inputs
- eventId (required) — Numeric ID of the event to add the message to. It is used in the request URL.
- eventMessageBody (required) — Message text, sent as
messagein the request body. - eventMessageSubject — Optional subject line, sent as
subject. - eventCreateMessageType — Either Message or Note. Defaults to Message. Sent as
type. - eventMessageAuthorId — Numeric author ID, sent as
author_id. The default is 0. - eventMessageAuthorFirstName — Author first name, sent as
author_first_name. - eventMessageAuthorLastName — Author last name, sent as
author_last_name. - eventMessageAuthorEmail — Author email, sent as
author_email. - requestOptions — Node settings for batching (items per batch and interval), ignoring SSL issues, proxy and timeout (default 10000 ms).
Output shape
The JSON response from the MICE Operations API for the created message, returned as the node's output item.
The source doesn't define the response fields, so they depend on the API. Optional fields that are left empty are still sent with their default values (an empty string, or 0 for Author ID). The node needs the miceoperationsApi credential. Requests go to https://api.miceoperations.com/api/v1.
Examples
Example 1: Log an internal note on an event when a related CRM deal changes.
Event ID = 123, Type = Note, Message = expression with the deal update, Subject = 'CRM update'.
Example 2: Send a message to an event attributed to a specific person.
Event ID = 123, Type = Message, Message = text, Author First Name, Last Name and Email set.