IT Glue Extended
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Document → Create
AI-generatedSummary
Creates a new IT Glue document, document section, or document image via the IT Glue API and returns the created record flattened into a single n8n item.
Inputs
- Document Resource (required) — What to create: Document (default), Section, or Image. Sections and images are posted to the document_sections / document_images endpoints.
- Name — Name of the document (or section/image). Sent only if non-empty.
- Content — Body content (HTML or markdown). Sent only if non-empty.
- Parent Document ID — ID of the document that owns the new section or image. Required when Document Resource is Section or Image (the operation errors if missing); ignored for plain documents.
Output shape
A single item containing the created record's attributes (keys converted from kebab-case to camelCase) plus id, type, and any relationships returned by IT Glue.
Errors if IT Glue returns no data. API errors (401, 403, 429, others) are surfaced as node errors, and 429s are retried up to 3 times. Document creation sends no organization ID, so it does not use the organization-scoped endpoint. The source does not show any other attribute being set.
Examples
Example 1: Create a new runbook document from generated HTML
Document Resource = Document; Name = 'Backup Runbook'; Content = '
Backup steps
...'Example 2: Add a section to an existing document
Document Resource = Section; Parent Document ID = '12345'; Name = 'Restore Procedure'; Content = section HTML