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Device → Run Script
AI-generatedSummary
Run a NinjaOne automation script on the specified device. Choose the script and execution identity, and optionally provide parameters; the operation sends a run request to NinjaOne and returns its response.
Inputs
- Authentication — Select OAuth2 (default) or Client Credentials; configure the matching NinjaOne credentials.
- Device ID (required) — Numeric ID of the device to run the script on.
- Script ID (required) — Numeric ID of the NinjaOne script to run.
- Script Parameters — Optional JSON string parsed and sent as the script's parameters. Leave blank to omit parameters.
- Run As — Execution identity: System (default) or Logged On User.
Output shape
A single response item for a non-array API response, or one item per element if the response is an array.
The operation submits a POST request to run the script. If the API returns no response body, the node outputs {"success":true}. With Continue On Fail enabled, errors are returned as an item containing an error message.