IT Glue Extended
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User → Update
AI-generatedSummary
Updates an existing IT Glue user by ID, sending a PATCH to the users endpoint with any of first name, last name, email, or role name, and returns the updated user record.
Inputs
- userId (required) — ID of the IT Glue user to update. The request fails if it is empty.
- firstName — New first name. Sent as 'first-name'. Left out of the request if empty.
- lastName — New last name. Sent as 'last-name'. Left out of the request if empty.
- email — New email address. Left out of the request if empty.
- roleName — New role name. Sent as 'role-name'. Left out of the request if empty.
Output shape
A single item holding the updated user. Attributes are camelCased (e.g. firstName, roleName), with id, type, and relationships if IT Glue returns them.
Empty-string fields are not sent, so you cannot blank out a value with this operation. If every field is empty, the PATCH is still sent with an empty attributes object. The node errors if IT Glue returns no data. API failures such as 401, 403, and 429 surface as node errors, and 429 responses are retried up to 3 times. With Continue On Fail enabled, errors are returned as an item with an 'error' field.
Examples
Example 1: Change a user's role
User ID = 12345, Role Name = 'Administrator'; leave the other fields empty.
Example 2: Correct a user's name and email
User ID = 12345, First Name = 'Jane', Last Name = 'Doe', Email = 'jane.doe@example.com'.