IT Glue Extended
Search and manage IT Glue documentation: organizations, configurations, contacts, passwords (create/rotate — values never returned to AI), documents, flexible assets, SSL certificates, tickets, and more. Use for IT asset lookup, MSP documentation, password rotation, and config inventory.
Actions153
- Attachment Actions
- Checklist Actions
- Checklist Template Actions
- Configuration Actions
- Configuration Interface Actions
- Configuration Status Actions
- Configuration Type Actions
- Contact Actions
- Contact Type Actions
- Country Actions
- Document Actions
- Domain Actions
- Expiration Actions
- Export Actions
- Flexible Asset Actions
- Flexible Asset Field Actions
- Flexible Asset Type Actions
- Group Actions
- Location Actions
- Log Actions
- Manufacturer Actions
- Model Actions
- Operating System Actions
- Organization Actions
- Organization Status Actions
- Organization Type Actions
- Password Actions
- Password Category Actions
- Platform Actions
- Region Actions
- Related Item Actions
- SSL Certificate Actions
- Ticket Actions
- User Actions
- User Metric Actions
Attachment → Delete
AI-generatedSummary
Deletes a single attachment from a parent IT Glue resource by sending a JSON:API DELETE to the parent's attachments relationship endpoint.
Inputs
- Attachment ID (required) — ID of the attachment to delete. Sent in the request body as the identifier to remove.
- Resource Type (required) — Type of the parent resource that owns the attachment (configurations, contacts, documents, domains, locations, passwords, flexible_assets, ssl_certificates, checklists, checklist_templates, tickets). Used to build the URL path.
- Resource ID (required) — ID of the parent resource that owns the attachment. Used to build the URL path.
Output shape
A single item: { success: true, id:
The output is built locally and does not come from the API response. A missing Resource Type, Resource ID or Attachment ID throws an error. API errors (401, 403, 429 and others) are raised as node errors. 429 responses are retried up to 3 times. With Continue On Fail enabled, the item is returned as { error: message }.
Examples
Example 1: Remove an outdated file from a configuration record
Resource Type: Configuration; Resource ID: 12345; Attachment ID: 987654
Example 2: Clean up an attachment on a document after a workflow finds it is obsolete
Resource Type: Document; Resource ID and Attachment ID set via expressions from earlier nodes, e.g. {{$json.documentId}} and {{$json.attachmentId}}