Actions156
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- Customer Fields Actions
- Get Many by External ID
- Get Many Customer Objects (By Status)
- Get Many Customer Objects (By Status List)
- Get Available Account IDs
- Get Available Payment Methods
- Get Available Workflows
- Get Account
- Get Payment Information
- Get Payment Method Description
- Get Created By Resource ID
- Get Project Manager ID
- Get Source of Contact
- Get Date of Initial Contact
- Get Dossier
- Update Payment Information
- Update Project Manager ID
- Update Source of Contact
- Update Date of Initial Contact
- Update Dossier
- Resource Fields Actions
- Order Fields Actions
- Get Creation Date
- Get Delivery Comment
- Get External ID
- Get Language Combination
- Get Links
- Get Master Project ID
- Get Order Closing Date
- Get Order Confirmations
- Get Order Date
- Get Order Number for View
- Get Project Category
- Get Project Status
- Get Request ID
- Get Subject
- Create Project Linking
- Get List of Templates
- Set Request ID
- Set Creation Date
- Set EN15038 Requested
- Set External ID
- Set Master Project ID
- Set Project Category
- Item Fields Actions
- Job Fields Actions
- Update Job Status
- Run Automatic Job
- Get Comment
- Update Comment
- Get Description
- Update Description
- Get Due Date
- Update Due Date
- Get Delivery Date
- Get Creation Date
- Get Job Number
- Get Currency
- Get Resource ID
- Update Contact Person ID
- Get Contact Person ID
- Get Delivery Note
- Update Delivery Note
- Get Payable ID
- Update CAT Report
- Customer Contact Actions
Customer Address → Delete Customer Address
AI-generatedSummary
Delete a customer address
Inputs
- addressID (required) — ID of the customer address to delete.
Output shape
a single record indicating success, usually containing a success field set to true
If the address cannot be found, an error is thrown unless the workflow is configured to continue on failure.
Examples
Example 1: Delete a single address by providing its ID
Set addressID to the desired numeric ID (e.g., 123) and execute the node.
Example 2: Delete multiple addresses from a list
Connect a preceding node that outputs a list of addresses, map addressID from each item, and optionally enable Continue on Fail.