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Asset → Move Layout
AI-generatedOverview
This node operation moves an asset to a different layout within the Hudu system. It is useful for organizing assets by changing their layout association, which can help in managing asset categorization and display. For example, if an asset needs to be reclassified under a different layout for better tracking or reporting, this operation facilitates that change.
Use Case Examples
- Moving an asset identified by its unique ID to a new layout specified by the target layout ID within a selected company.
- Reorganizing assets in bulk by changing their layouts to reflect updated company structure or asset categorization.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Asset ID | The unique ID or slug of the asset to operate on. |
| Company Name or ID | The company to which the asset belongs, selected from a list or specified by ID. |
| Target Asset Layout Name or ID | The layout to move the asset to, selected from a list or specified by ID. |
Output
JSON
id- The unique identifier of the asset after moving.name- The name of the asset.layout_id- The ID of the new layout to which the asset has been moved.company_id- The ID of the company associated with the asset.
Dependencies
- Requires an API key credential for authenticating with the Hudu REST API.
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the Asset ID is valid and exists in the system; invalid IDs will cause errors.
- Verify that the Company ID is correct and that the asset belongs to the specified company.
- Confirm that the Target Asset Layout ID is valid and accessible within the company context.
- Common errors include authorization failures due to invalid API credentials, or resource not found errors if IDs are incorrect.