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Password → Create

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Overview

This node operation creates a new password entry within an organization in the IT Glue system. It is useful for securely managing and storing passwords associated with different organizations, including optional metadata such as username, notes, category, restrictions, and related URLs. Practical examples include adding a new password for a service account in an IT infrastructure or storing credentials for a third-party application securely.

Use Case Examples

  1. Create a password entry for an organization's database access credentials, including username and password, with notes about usage restrictions.
  2. Add a password for a cloud service account with an associated URL and category for easy classification.

Properties

Name Meaning
Organization ID The organization ID to create the password for.
Name The name of the password entry.
Username The username associated with the password.
Password The actual password value, stored securely.
Additional Fields Optional additional metadata for the password entry, including notes, password category ID, restriction flag, show password flag, and associated URL.

Output

JSON

  • id - The unique identifier of the created password entry.
  • organization_id - The ID of the organization the password belongs to.
  • name - The name of the password entry.
  • username - The username associated with the password.
  • password - The password value, possibly masked or encrypted.
  • notes - Additional notes related to the password.
  • password_category_id - The category ID assigned to the password.
  • restricted - Indicates if the password is restricted.
  • show_password - Indicates if the password is shown in plain text.
  • url - The URL associated with the password entry.

Dependencies

  • IT Glue API key credential for authentication

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure the organization ID is valid and exists in IT Glue to avoid errors.
  • Verify that required fields like organization ID and name are provided to prevent validation errors.
  • Check API authentication credentials if requests fail due to authorization issues.
  • If the password is not saved or returned correctly, verify the input format and any restrictions on password complexity.

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