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Overview

This node updates a record in Fireberry by specifying the object type and record ID. It supports updating fields either through a visual field builder interface or by providing a JSON object with field names and values. The node is useful for automating updates to Fireberry records in workflows, such as modifying customer data, updating inventory items, or changing status fields based on external triggers.

Use Case Examples

  1. Update a customer record in Fireberry by selecting the object type 'Customer' and specifying the record ID, then use the field builder to change the customer's email and phone number.
  2. Provide a JSON object to update multiple fields of a Fireberry record in one step, such as setting 'status' to 'active' and 'lastContacted' to the current date.

Properties

Name Meaning
Object Type Name or ID The Fireberry object type to update, selected from a list or specified by ID.
Record ID The unique identifier of the record to update in Fireberry.
Input Type Method to provide field data for the update: either using a visual field builder or a JSON object.
Fields Fields to update when using the field builder, including field name or ID, whether to use dropdown values, dropdown value selection, and the field value.
Fields (JSON) Field data as a JSON object with field names as keys and their values, used when input type is JSON.
Options Additional options such as batching settings to control the number of items processed per batch and the interval between batches.

Output

JSON

  • json - The updated record data or error information if the update fails.

Dependencies

  • Requires Fireberry API credentials for authentication.

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure the Object Type and Record ID are correctly specified; otherwise, the update will fail.
  • If using dropdown fields, enable 'Use Dropdown Values' to select valid options to avoid invalid value errors.
  • Batching settings should be configured according to Fireberry API rate limits to prevent throttling or request failures.
  • Common errors include unsupported operations or invalid field names; verify operation and field names against Fireberry documentation.

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