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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

SSL Certificate → Update

AI-generated

Summary

Updates an existing IT Glue SSL certificate by ID, sending a PATCH to ssl_certificates/{id} with the name and any optional certificate attributes provided, and returns the updated record.

Inputs

  • SSL Certificate ID (required) — ID of the certificate to update. The operation errors if it is empty.
  • Name (required) — Certificate name. Always sent in the PATCH body.
  • Common Name — Certificate common name (CN). Sent as common-name only when non-empty.
  • Issuer — Certificate issuer. Sent only when non-empty.
  • Expires At — Certificate expiration date/time. Sent as expires-at only when non-empty.

Output shape

A single item holding the updated SSL certificate. Attribute names are converted from kebab-case to camelCase (e.g. commonName, expiresAt), alongside id, type and any relationships.

Empty optional fields are omitted from the request, so they cannot be used to clear existing values. The SSL Certificate resource is in the 'gated' registry folder. Its descriptor has no gated flag, so it is enabled. Throws a NodeOperationError if the ID is missing or the API returns no data. API errors (401/403/429/other) are wrapped with readable messages, and 429s are retried up to 3 times. With Continue On Fail enabled, errors are returned as an item with an error message.

Examples

Example 1: Record a renewed certificate's new expiry date after renewal.

Resource: SSL Certificate, Operation: Update, SSL Certificate ID: 12345, Name: www.example.com, Expires At: 2027-06-30T00:00:00Z

Example 2: Correct the issuer and common name on an existing certificate record.

SSL Certificate ID from a previous Get Many step via expression, Name: Wildcard cert, Common Name: *.example.com, Issuer: Let's Encrypt

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