IT Glue Extended
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
Related Item → Create
AI-generatedSummary
Creates a relationship between a source IT Glue resource and a destination resource by POSTing a related_items record under the source's relationships endpoint.
Inputs
- Resource Type (required) — Type of the source resource (e.g. configurations, contacts, documents, domains, locations, passwords, flexible_assets, ssl_certificates, checklists, checklist_templates, tickets). Used as the URL path segment.
- Resource ID (required) — ID of the source resource the relationship is attached to.
- Destination ID (required) — ID of the resource to relate to.
- Destination Type (required) — Type of the destination: Configuration, Contact, Document, Domain, Location, Organization, Password, SslCertificate, or FlexibleAsset.
- Notes — Optional notes about the relationship. Only sent when non-empty.
Output shape
A single item containing the created related item, flattened: attribute keys converted from kebab-case to camelCase, plus id, type, and relationships if returned.
Throws an error if a required field is empty or IT Glue returns no data. Requests retry up to 3 times on HTTP 429. With Continue On Fail enabled, errors are returned as an item with an error message. The source Resource Type options (lowercase plural) differ from the Destination Type options (PascalCase singular).
Examples
Example 1: Link a configuration to a password so the credential shows up on the device record.
Resource Type: Configuration; Resource ID: 12345; Destination Type: Password; Destination ID: 67890; Notes: Admin login
Example 2: Relate a document to an SSL certificate.
Resource Type: Document; Resource ID: {{$json.docId}}; Destination Type: SSL Certificate; Destination ID: {{$json.certId}}