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Related Item → Delete
AI-generatedSummary
Delete a relation from a NinjaOne entity. Select the entity type and provide its ID and the relation ID to remove.
Inputs
- Authentication (required) — Choose OAuth2 (Authorization Code) or Client Credentials; OAuth2 is the default.
- Entity Type (required) — The type of entity whose relation to delete: Organization, Device, Ticket, Document, KB Article, or Checklist.
- Entity ID (required) — The ID of the entity.
- Relation ID (required) — The ID of the relation to delete.
Output shape
A single item containing the API response, or a success object when the API returns no data.
Runs a DELETE request for the selected entity and relation. With Continue On Fail enabled, errors are returned as an item containing an error message.