Actions120
- Alert Actions
- Backup Actions
- Custom Field Actions
- Device Actions
- Document Template Actions
- Group Actions
- Knowledge Base Article Actions
- Location Actions
- Organization Actions
- Organization Document Actions
- Query Actions
- Alerts
- Antivirus Status
- Antivirus Threats
- Backup Usage
- Computer Systems
- Custom Fields
- Custom Fields (Detailed)
- Device Health
- Disks
- Logged-On Users
- Network Interfaces
- Operating Systems
- OS Patch Installs
- OS Patches
- Policy Overrides
- Processors
- RAID Controllers
- RAID Drives
- Scoped Custom Fields
- Scoped Custom Fields (Detailed)
- Software
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- Software Patches
- Volumes
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- Related Item Actions
- Software License Actions
- System Actions
- Get Activities
- Get Contacts
- Get Device Custom Fields
- Get Device Roles
- Get Devices (Detailed)
- Get End Users
- Get Jobs
- Get Locations
- Get Notification Channels
- Get Notification Channels (Enabled)
- Get Organizations (Detailed)
- Get Policies
- Get Scheduled Tasks
- Get Scripting Languages
- Get Scripts
- Get Software Products
- Get Technicians
- Get User Roles
- Ticketing Actions
- User Actions
- Webhook Actions
Query → Custom Fields
AI-generatedSummary
Query NinjaOne device custom-field records, optionally selecting field names and filtering by update date or device attributes. Choose OAuth2 or Client Credentials authentication, then configure any filters that apply.
Inputs
- Authentication (required) — Select OAuth2 (Authorization Code) or Client Credentials and provide matching NinjaOne credentials.
- Filters — Optional filters: Cursor and Page Size for pagination; Fields as a comma-separated list of custom field names; Updated After date; Approval Status; Device Classes; comma-separated Device, Location, Organization, or Role IDs; and Online Status. Device filters are combined into a NinjaOne device filter expression.
Output shape
One n8n item per record when the API returns an array; otherwise one item containing the returned object.
The operation makes a GET request to NinjaOne's custom-fields query endpoint. It passes supplied filters as query parameters and does not automatically fetch additional cursor pages.