Powershell cmdlet for SCCM throwing error when executing from ServiceNow but working directly from SCCM server

Question

cmdlet: Add-CMDeviceCollectionDirectMembershipRule -CollectionId $CollectionID -ResourceId $rid

When I run above cmdlet from ServiceNow, it gives error: "The specified resource Id '12345678' is of the wrong type."
But when I run the same cmdlet directly against SCCM, it adds resource successfully to collection.

Troubleshooting done:
Tried storing resource id as [int] and [string] both, but it still gave above error.

Any idea what can be causing this?

Answer 1

@muditbahedia

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Answer 2

We were able to figure this out.
While using above cmdlet, device wasn't in limit collection.
Once we solved it, the cmdlet was being executed fine.