Wrike - Update folder action
Folders are one of the main ways to organize and manage information on Wrike.
This action updates a specific folder in Wrike. You can change the folder name, add, or modify the title and description, as well as modify sharing users.
Update folder action
Input field | Description |
Folder |
Select a folder to update. To use folder ID, toggle "Enter a folder ID".
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Title |
The new title of the folder.
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Description |
The description of the folder.
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Users to share the folder with |
Select users to share this folder with. You can define users with a source list or manually input their user ID.
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Remove users from sharing of folder |
Select the users to remove from sharing this folder. You can define users with a source list or manually input their user ID.
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Remove parent folders/projects |
Select the parent folders to remove. You cannot remove the Root folder or the Recycle bin. You can define folders with a source list or manually input the folder ID.
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Add parent folders/projects |
Select parent folders/projects to add. You can define folders/projects with a source list or manually input the folders/projects ID.
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Restore |
Select Yes to restore folder from recycle bin, otherwise select No .
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Custom field |
Provide data for the custom fields.
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Project |
Wrike projects are folders with additional properties. For more information, see the Create project action.
Status | The status of the task. | Add owner ID | Select users to add as project owners. | Remove owner ID | Select users to remove as project owners. | Start date | The date this project was started. | End date | The date this project will end. |
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Output fields
Output field | Description |
Folder ID |
The ID of the folder.
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Account ID |
The ID of the account.
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Title |
The title of the folder.
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Updated date |
The date this folder was updated.
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Created date |
The date this folder was created.
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Description |
The description of the folder. Will be blank if not specified.
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Users who share the folder |
The list of users who share the folder.
User ID | The ID of the user who shares this folder. | List size | The size of the list, corresponding to the number of users retrieved. |
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Parent folder |
The list of parent folders of this folder.
Folder ID | The folder ID of the parent folder. | List size | The size of the list, corresponding to the number of parent folders retrieved. |
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Child folder |
The list of child folders of this folder.
Folder ID | The folder ID of the child folder. | List size | The size of the list, corresponding to the number of child folders retrieved. |
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Super parent folder |
The list of super parent folder to this folder.
Folder ID | The folder ID of the super parent folder. | List size | The size of the list, corresponding to the number of super parent folders retrieved. |
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Scope |
The scope of the folder.
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Has attachments |
Indicates if the folder has attachments.
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Permalink |
The link to open the folder in a web workspace. This is only accessible if the user has the appropriate access.
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Workflow ID |
The ID of the folder workflow.
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Metadata |
The metadata of this folder. The metadata list size corresponds to the number of metadata entries retrieved.
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Project |
The project properties of this folder.
Author | The author who created the project. | Owner ID |
The list of IDs of project owners.
User ID | The user ID of the project owner. | List size | The size of the list, corresponding to the number of project owners retrieved. |
| Status | The status of the project. | Start date | The date this project was started. | End date | The date this project was ended. | Created date | The date this project was created. | Completed date | The date this project was completed. |
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Custom fields |
Includes data from custom fields.
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