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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

Location → Create

AI-generated

Summary

Creates a new location record in IT Glue, optionally scoped to a specific organization, and returns the created location.

Inputs

  • name (required) — The location name.
  • address1 — Street address. Sent as the address-1 attribute.
  • city — City.
  • regionId — IT Glue region/state ID (not a name). Sent as region-id.
  • countryId — IT Glue country ID (not a name). Sent as country-id.
  • postalCode — Postal/zip code. Sent as postal-code.
  • phone — Location phone number.
  • organizationId — Organization to create the location under, chosen from a list loaded from IT Glue or set by expression. If set, the request goes to organizations/{id}/relationships/locations. If empty, it goes to the top-level locations endpoint.

Output shape

A single item containing the created location. Attributes are flattened to the top level with camelCase keys (e.g. address1, postalCode), plus id, type, and relationships if the API returns them.

Optional fields left empty are omitted from the request. Name is always sent. If IT Glue returns no data, the node throws an error. Rate-limit (429) responses are retried up to 3 times. Other API errors are raised as node errors, or returned as an error item if Continue On Fail is enabled. The operation runs once per input item.

Examples

Example 1: Add a new office location to a known client organization.

Organization = the client org; Name = 'Head Office'; Address = '1 Main St'; City = 'Springfield'; Postal Code = '12345'; Phone = '555-0100'.

Example 2: Create locations from spreadsheet rows, each tied to the org ID in the row.

Organization = expression {{$json.orgId}}; Name = {{$json.siteName}}; City = {{$json.city}}; Country ID = {{$json.countryId}}.

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