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Location → Create
AI-generatedSummary
Create a NinjaOne location under the specified organization, optionally setting its address, description, name, and tags. The node sends a POST request and returns the API response as workflow output.
Inputs
- Authentication (required) — Choose OAuth2 (Authorization Code) or Client Credentials.
- Organization ID (required) — ID of the organization where the location will be created.
- Name (required) — Location name.
- Additional Fields — Optional address, description, name, and tags. Enter tags as a comma-separated string; the node converts them to a trimmed list. The optional Name field is included in the request body alongside the required Name field.
Output shape
One item containing the API response for each input item.
If the API response is an array, each array element becomes a separate output item; otherwise, the response is returned as one item's JSON. If no response body is returned, the node outputs {"success":true}.
