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Finding → Update
AI-generatedSummary
Update an existing finding in Kordon by specifying its Finding ID and one or more fields to modify.
Inputs
- Finding ID (required) — The unique identifier of the finding to update.
- Update Fields — One or more fields to update on the finding, such as Title, Description (supports HTML), Kind (OFI, Incident, NCR), State (Open, In Progress, Resolved, Closed), Priority (High, Medium, Low), Date Discovered, Labels (comma-separated label IDs), Owner Group ID, Manager Group ID, and Source (Assessment, Audit, Incident, Observation, Report).
- Request Options — Settings for the request, including batching controls, SSL verification bypass, HTTP proxy, and timeout.
Output shape
A single updated finding record object is returned reflecting all changes made.
The operation requires the Finding ID to identify which finding to update. Only provided fields in Update Fields will be changed. Labels must be provided as a comma-separated list of label IDs. The operation returns the updated finding in the response. Request options configure the underlying HTTP call but do not affect the returned data shape.
Examples
Example 1: Update the title, description, and state of a specific finding identified by its Finding ID.
Specify the Finding ID as a string. Provide new values for title, description (can include HTML), and state in the Update Fields collection.
Example 2: Modify labels and priority of a finding.
Provide the Finding ID and in Update Fields specify labels as a comma-separated string of label IDs and set the priority option to one of High, Medium, or Low.