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Webhook → Delete
AI-generatedSummary
Deletes the configured NinjaOne webhook by sending an authenticated DELETE request to /api/v2/webhook. Choose an authentication method and provide the matching credentials; no webhook URL or other operation-specific parameter is required.
Inputs
- Authentication — Select OAuth2 (Authorization Code) or Client Credentials. Defaults to OAuth2; the corresponding NinjaOne credentials are required.
Output shape
A single item containing the API response, or { "success": true } if the API returns no response body.
If the request fails and Continue On Fail is enabled, the node returns an item with an
errorfield.