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Site → Create
AI-generatedSummary
Create a new Site record in HaloPSA linked to a specified client, with configurable optional fields to define site details.
Inputs
- Site Name (required) — The name of the site to create.
- Client Name or ID (required) — The client that owns this site, selectable or definable by expression.
- Additional Fields (optional) — A collection of optional site properties such as email contacts, color code, default delivery settings, geographic coordinates, phone numbers, notes, timezone, and flags indicating site status (inactive, invoice site, stock location, etc).
Output shape
a single Site object representing the newly created site record as returned by the HaloPSA API.
The output includes all details of the created site. No pagination or batching applies as this operation creates a single resource.