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Attachment → Create
AI-generatedSummary
Create a new attachment by uploading a file to a specified ticket in HaloPSA.
Inputs
- Ticket ID (required) — The ID of the ticket to which the file will be attached.
- Filename (required) — The name of the file to attach.
- Data (Base64) (required) — The content of the file, encoded in base64 format.
- Note — An optional note associated with the attachment.
- Show for Users — Optional flag to specify if the attachment should be visible to users (default true).
- Action ID — Optional action ID related to the attachment.
Output shape
The operation returns the created attachment record as a JSON object.
The response includes details of the newly created attachment associated with the specified ticket, including any optional fields provided. No pagination applies, as this is a single creation operation.