Actions50
- Company Actions
- MS Manual Actions
- Company Information Actions
- Organisation Chart Actions
- Products & Services Actions
- Design & Development Actions
- Scope of Certification Actions
- Key Processes Actions
- Interested Parties Actions
- USPs Actions
- Finalise Policy Actions
- Normative References Actions
- List of Assets Actions
- Risk Assessment Actions
- Objectives Actions
- Customer Feedback Criteria Actions
- Supplier Evaluation Actions
- Supplier Evaluation Criteria Actions
- Terms and Definitions Actions
- Hazard Identification Actions
- Elimination of Hazards Actions
- Multi-employer workplace Actions
- Workers Representative Actions
- Annex A Controls Actions
- Communication Actions
- Finalise Manual Actions
- Finalise SOA Actions
- Status Actions
- Task Actions
- User Actions
- Workflow Actions
- Workflow Entry Actions
MS Manual → Products & Services Actions
AI-generatedSummary
Manage product and service records for an ISO engagement: retrieve them, create or update them, mark them complete or incomplete, or delete one or all records.
Inputs
- Base URL Override — Optional API base URL for this node; when blank, the credential’s base URL is used.
- Action (required) — Choose Get Product Services, Set Product Service, Complete Product Service, Incomplete Product Service, Delete Product Service, or Delete All Product Services.
- ISO Engagement ID (required) — Engagement ID used to target the MS Manual API endpoint.
- Route Params (JSON) — JSON values for route placeholders. Delete Product Service requires mcprodservId; other listed actions have no route placeholders.
- Body (JSON) — JSON request payload used by Set Product Service; ignored for the other actions.
Output shape
One n8n item per input item, containing the API result as JSON.
The output also includes request metadata (selected operation, route, engagement ID, method, path, route parameters, and body) alongside the API result. If the API result has error, details, or err_code fields, these are also summarized in backendError. Errors normally fail the item; with Continue On Fail enabled, the item contains an error field instead.