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Zendesk

The Zendesk modules allow you to watch, create, update, list, retrieve, and delete the articles, comments, forum posts, groups, organizations, tickets, and users in your Zendesk account.

Getting started with Zendesk

Prerequisites

• A Zendesk account - create an account at zendesk.com/register.

Caution

The module dialog fields that are displayed in bold (in the Ibexa Connect scenario, not in this documentation article) are mandatory!

Connecting Zendesk to Ibexa Connect

To connect your Zendesk account to Ibexa Connect you need to obtain the Unique Identifier and Secret from your Zendesk account and insert it in the Create a connection dialog in the Ibexa Connect module.

1. Log in to your Zendesk account.

2. Click Settings Ico*n > *API > Accept the terms and conditions > Get Started.

3. Click the OAuth Clients tab > Add OAuth client. Enter the following details.

Client Name	Enter the client's name. For example, Ibexa Connect.
Description	Enter the details of the client.
Company	Enter the company name which displays when users request to grant access.
Logo	Enter the URL address of the company logo.
Unique Identifier	Enter a unique name of your client for use in code. For example, my_first_app. This field auto-populates and you can change it at any time.
Redirect URLs	Enter the redirect URL as https://www.integromat.com/oauth/cb/zendesk/	OAuth redirect URI domain
Notice that the redirect URI starts with https://www.integromat.com instead of https://www.make.com. This is currently a known issue in Make. Make was formerly called Integromat, which means you can trust this URL as much as any Make URL.

4. Click Save and accept the alert message for saving the secret.

5. Copy the Unique Identifier and Secret to your clipboard.

6. Go to Ibexa Connect and open the Zendesk module's Create a connection dialog.

7. In the Connection name field, enter a name for the connection.

8. In the Domain field, enter the domain name. For example, if your Zendesk account's web address is www.xyz.zendesk.com then your domain name is xyz.

9. In the Unique Identifier and Secret fields, enter the unique identifier and secret details copied in step 5 respectively. Click Continue.

10. Confirm the access dialog by clicking Allow.

The connection has been established.

Triggers

Watch Tickets

Triggers when a new ticket is created.

Required Permissions: read

Watch	Select the option for the tickets you want to watch: Only new tickets All changes
Search By	Select or map the option to search the tickets: User Defined Query Filter
Filtering	Enter (map) the query to search the tickets that match the specified query. For more information on setting up a filter, see the Zendesk documentation. The type:ticket is automatically added to the query.
Filter	Select or map the field and its value to search the tickets that match the specified filters.
Limit	Set the maximum number of tickets Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

Watch Tickets in a View

Checks whether new tickets were created in a view.

Required Permissions: read

View ID	Select or map the View ID in which you want to watch the tickets.
Watch	Select or map the option to search the tickets: User Defined Query Filter
Status	Select or map the status of the ticket you want to watch: New Open Pending Hold Solved Closed
Limit	Set the maximum number of tickets Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

Watch Ticket Activity

Checks whether there are new audits (activity) on a ticket.

Required Permissions: read

Ticket ID	Enter the Ticket ID whose activities you want to watch.
Limit	Set the maximum number of tickets Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

List Tickets

Retrieves all tickets (except for archived or soft-deleted tickets).

Required Permissions: read

Sort By	Select or map the option to sort the tickets you are searching for: Date of the last update Created at Priority Status Ticket type
Sort Order	Select or map the order to list the tickets: Ascending Descending
Filter by User or Organization	Select or map the option to filter the tickets: User Organization
User	Select or map the user whose tickets you want to list.
Filter	Select or map the option to list the specific tickets of the user: Requested Tickets CC'd Tickets Assigned Tickets
Filter by Organization	Select or map the organization whose tickets you want to list.
Limit	Set the maximum number of tickets Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

Search Tickets

Returns tickets that match specified criteria.

Required Permissions: read

Search By	Select or map the option to search the tickets: User Defined Query Filter
Filtering	Enter (map) the query to search the tickets that match the specified query. For more information on setting up a filter, see the Zendesk documentation. The type:ticket is automatically added to the query.
Filter	Select or map the field and its value to search the tickets that match the specified filters.
Sort by	Select or map the option to sort the tickets you are searching for: Date of the last update Created at Priority Status Ticket type
Sort order	Select or map the order to list the tickets: Ascending Descending
Limit	Set the maximum number of tickets Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

List Soft Deleted Tickets

Retrieves tickets that were soft deleted.

Required Permissions: read

Sort By	Select or map the option to sort the deleted tickets: Date of the last update Created at Priority Status Ticket type
Sort Order	Select or map the order to the deleted tickets: Ascending Descending
Limit	Set the maximum number of tickets Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

Get a Ticket

Retrieves a ticket.

Required Permissions: read

Ticket ID or Ticket External ID	Select or map the option to choose the ticket whose details you want to retrieve: Ticket ID Ticket External ID
Ticket ID	Select or map the Ticket ID whose details you want to retrieve.
Ticket External ID	Select or map the Ticket External ID whose details you want to retrieve.

Creates a Ticket

Creates a ticket.

Required Permissions: read, write

Subject	Enter the subject line of the ticket.
Comment Type	Select the comment type of the ticket: HTML Plain text
Comment	Enter (map) the comment text either in HTML Body or plain text format.
Public Comment	Select the checkbox if this is a public comment. By default the comment is an internal note, if you check this box it becomes a public comment. The email CC field only works if a public comment is sent.
Author ID	Select or map the Author ID who is entering the comment.
Uploads	Add the upload token to upload the attachments.
Closed Ticket ID	Select or map the Closed Ticket ID of a closed ticket for which you are creating a follow-up ticket.
Type	Select or map the ticket type: Problem Incident
Priority	Select the priority of the ticket: Urgent High Normal Low
Status	Select the status of the ticket: New Open Pending Hold Solved Closed
Requester ID	Enter the Requester ID who raised the support ticket.
Submitter ID	Enter the submitter ID who submitted the ticket. The submitter becomes the author of the first comment on the ticket if no author ID is provided.
Assignee ID	Enter the Assignee ID to whom the ticket is assigned.
Group ID	Enter the Group ID to which the ticket is assigned.
Recipient	Enter (map) the original recipient e-mail address of the ticket.
Collaborators	Select the collaborators of the ticket. This field allows selecting multiple user IDs for collaborators. However, this field can be used more flexibly (adding users through email or even on-the-fly creation of users). For more information, see the Zendesk Documentation.
Followers	Add the User ID and email address of the users whom you want to add as followers for the ticket.
Email CCs	Add the User ID and email address of the users whom you want to add to the CC field of the email that you want to send regarding the ticket.
Ticket Form ID	Select or map the Ticket Form ID option from the list.
Macro IDs	Select or map the Macro ID for the ticket. For example, customers not responding.
Tags	Enter the tags to filter the ticket when searching.
Brand ID	Select or map the Brand ID of the ticket. For example, company name.
Metadata	Enter (map) the ticket metadata in JSON format. For more information, see the Zendesk Documentation.
External ID	Enter an External ID to associate the Zendesk ticket to the local records.
Problem ID	Enter the Problem ID linked to the incident if the ticket type is selected as an incident.
Custom Fields	Add the custom fields and their values. For example, ticket due date.

Update a Ticket

Updates a ticket. The update allows for adding a new comment too.

Required Permissions: read, write

Ticket ID	Select or map the Ticket ID whose details you want to update.
Comment Type	Select the comment type of the ticket: HTML Plain text
Comment	Enter (map) the comment text either in HTML Body or plain text format.
Public Comment	Select the checkbox if this is a public comment. By default the comment is an internal note, if you check this box it becomes a public comment. The email CC field only works if a public comment is sent.
Author ID	Select or map the Author ID who is entering the comment.
Uploads	Add the upload token to upload the attachments.
Closed Ticket ID	Select or map the Closed Ticket ID of a closed ticket for which you are creating a follow-up ticket.
Type	Select or map the ticket type: Problem Incident
Priority	Select the priority of the ticket: Urgent High Normal Low
Status	Select the status of the ticket: New Open Pending Hold Solved Closed
Requester ID	Enter the Requester ID who raised the support ticket.
Submitter ID	Enter the submitter ID who submitted the ticket. The submitter becomes the author of the first comment on the ticket if no author ID is provided.
Assignee ID	Enter the Assignee ID to whom the ticket is assigned.
Group ID	Enter the Group ID to which the ticket is assigned.
Recipient	Enter (map) the original recipient e-mail address of the ticket.
Collaborators	Select the collaborators of the ticket. This field allows selecting multiple user IDs for collaborators. However, this field can be used more flexibly (adding users through email or even on-the-fly creation of users). For more information, see the Zendesk Documentation.
Followers	Add the User ID and email address of the users whom you want to add as followers for the ticket.
Email CCs	Add the User ID and email address of the users whom you want to add to the CC field of the email that you want to send regarding the ticket.
Ticket Form ID	Select or map the Ticket Form ID option from the list.
Macro IDs	Select or map the Macro ID for the ticket. For example, customers not responding.
Tags	Enter the tags to filter the ticket when searching.
Brand ID	Select or map the Brand ID of the ticket. For example, company name.
Metadata	Enter (map) the ticket metadata in JSON format. For more information, see the Zendesk Documentation.
External ID	Enter an External ID to associate the Zendesk ticket to the local records.
Problem ID	Enter the Problem ID linked to the incident if the ticket type is selected as an incident.
Custom Fields	Add the custom fields and their values. For example, ticket due date.

Merge Tickets

Merges tickets into a single ticket.

Required Permissions: read, write

Ticket ID	Enter the target Ticket ID to which you want to merge a ticket.
Ticket IDs	Add the source Ticket ID which you want to merge.
Target Comment	Enter the comment for merging the source ticket.
Target Comment Public	Select whether the in-target ticket's comment is public or private.
Source Comment	Enter the comment for merging with the target ticket.
Source Comment Public	Select whether the in-source comments are public.

Soft Delete a Ticket

Soft deletes a ticket.

Required Permissions: read, write

Ticket ID	Enter the Ticket ID you want to delete.

Permanently Deletes a Ticket

Deletes a ticket permanently.

Required Permissions: read, write

Soft Delete or Soft + Hard Delete	Select or map the option using which you want to delete the ticket: Soft + Permanent Delete Permanent Delete Note: To delete a ticket permanently, you first need to soft delete the ticket.
Ticket ID	Enter the Ticket ID you want to delete.

Upload Attachments

Uploads attachments for future use in a ticket.

Required Permissions: read, write

Attachments	Add the attachment details: File Name Enter (map) the file name. Data Enter (map) the file data.

Ticket Comments

Watch a Ticket's Comments

Checks whether new comments were made on a specified ticket.

Required Permissions: read

Limit	Enter the maximum number of comments Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

List Ticket's Comments

comments were made on a specified ticket.

Required Permissions: read

Ticket ID	Select or map a Ticket ID who comments you want to list.
Limit	Enter the maximum number of comments Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

Create a Ticket Comment

Creates a ticket comment.

Required Permissions: read, write

Ticket ID

Enter the Ticket ID to which you want to add a comment.

Comment

Add the comment details: Plain Body Enter the comment text in plain body format. HTML Body Enter the comment text in HTML body format. Public Comment Select whether the comment the comments public. By default this is an internal note, if you check this box it becomes a public comment. Note: The email CC field only works if public comment is sent. Author ID Enter (map) the Author ID who is commenting. Uploads Add the uploads: Enter upload tokens from the module Upload attachments .

Ticket Custom Field Options

List Ticket Custom Field Options

List the options of a ticket custom field.

Required Permissions: read

Custom Field ID	Select or map the Custom Field ID whose options you want to list: Multi-Select Test Dropdown Test
Limit	Set the maximum number of field options Ibexa Connect should return during one execution cycle.

Create or Update a Ticket Field Option

Creates or updates a drop-down ticket field option.

Required Permissions: read, write

Custom Field ID	Select or map the Custom Field ID whose options you want to list: Multi-Select Test Dropdown Test
Create or Update	Select or map the option whether you want to create or update the ticket.
Option ID	Select or map the Option ID whose details you want to update.
Option Name	Enter (map) the option name. For example, Ticket ID.
Option Value	Enter (map) the option value. For example, ID value.

Remove a Ticket Field Option

Removes a drop-down ticket field option.

Required Permissions: read, write

Custom Field ID	Select or map the Custom Field ID whose option you want to delete: Multi-Select Test Dropdown Test
Option ID	Select or map the Option ID you want to delete.

Organizations

Watch Organizations

Checks whether new organizations were created.

Required Permissions: read

Watch	Select the option for the organizations you want to watch: Only new organizations All changes
Filtering	Add the filtering query to watch the organizations based on the specified query. For detailed information on setting up a filter, see the Zendesk documentation. The type:organization is automatically added to the query.
Limit	Set the maximum number of organizations Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

List Organization

Retrieves all organizations.

Required Permissions: read

Filter by User or Organization Name	Select the option for the organizations you want to watch: Users Organization Name
Filter by User ID	Select or map the User ID whose organizations you want to list.
Filter by Organization Name	Enter (map) the name to list the organizations that match with the specified name.
Limit	Set the maximum number of organizations Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

Search Organizations

Searches for an organization that matches the specified criteria.

Required Permissions: read

Sort By	Select or map the option to sort the organizations: Created Date Updated Date
Sort Order	Select or map the order in which you want to arrange the search results. For example, Ascending.
Filtering	Enter (map) the filtering query to search the organizations that match the query. For detailed information on setting up a filter, see the Zendesk documentation. The type:organization is automatically added to the query.
Limit	Set the maximum number of organizations Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

Get an Organization

Retrieves an organization.

Required Permissions: read

Organization ID or Organization External ID	Select or map the option to retrieve the details of the organization: Organization ID Organization External ID
Organization ID	Select or map the Organization ID whose details you want to retrieve.
Organization External ID	Select or map the Organization External ID whose details you want to retrieve.

Create or Update an Organization

Creates a new organization.

Required Permissions: read, write

Create or Create/Update	Select or map the option for the action you want to perform: Create Only Create or update if an organization exists
Organization Name	Enter (map) the organization name. The organization name is required for creating organizations and not for updating them. This field can be updated if used in combination with an existing organization ID or an existing external organization ID and must be unique at all times.
Organization ID	Select or map the Organization ID
External Organization ID	Enter (map) the External Organization ID to identify the organization in the external systems.
Domain Names	Add the domain names for the organization. For example, Ibexa Connect.
Details	Enter (map) any information about the organization.
Notes	Enter any additional information you would like to mention about the organization.
Group ID	Select the Group ID associated with the organization. New tickets from users in this organization are automatically put in this group. For example, support.
Shared Tickets	Select whether the organization has shared tickets. End users in this organization can see each other's tickets.
Shared Comments	Select whether the organization has shared comments. End users in this organization can see each other's comments on tickets.
Tags	Select or map the tags for the organization.
Organizational Fields	Add any additional fields about the organization. For example, date.

Update an Organization

Updates an existing organization.

Required Permissions: read, write

Organization ID	Select or map the Organization ID whose details you want to update.
Organization Name	Enter (map) the organization name. The organization name is required for creating organizations and not for updating them. This field can be updated if used in combination with an existing organization ID or an existing external organization ID and must be unique at all times.
External Organization ID	Enter (map) the External Organization ID to identify the organization in the external systems.
Domain Names	Add the domain names for the organization. For example, Ibexa Connect.
Details	Enter (map) any information about the organization.
Notes	Enter any additional information you would like to mention about the organization.
Group ID	Select the Group ID associated with the organization. New tickets from users in this organization are automatically put in this group. For example, support.
Shared Tickets	Select whether the organization has shared tickets. End users in this organization can see each other's tickets.
Shared Comments	Select whether the organization has shared comments. End users in this organization can see each other's comments on tickets.
Tags	Select or map the tags for the organization.
Organizational Fields	Add any additional fields about the organization. For example, date.

Delete an Organization

Deletes an organization.

Required Permissions: read, write

Organization ID or Organization External ID	Select or map the option through which you want to delete the organization.
Organization ID	Select or map the Organization ID you want to delete.
Organization External ID	Select or map the Organization External ID you want to delete.

Groups

Watch Groups

Checks whether new groups were created.

Required Permissions: read

Watch	Select the option for the groups you want to watch: Only New Organizations All Organizations
Filtering	Enter (map) the query to watch the groups that match the specified query. For detailed information on setting up a filter, see the Zendesk documentation. The type:group is automatically added to the query.
Limit	Enter the maximum number of groups Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

List Groups

Retrieves all groups.

Required Permissions: read

Filters	Select or map the option to list the groups: User Assignable Groups Only
Filter by User ID	Select or map the User ID whose groups you want to list.
Limit	Set the maximum number of groups Ibexa Connect should return during one execution cycle.

Get a Group

Retrieves a group.

Required Permissions: read

Group ID	Select or map the Group ID whose details you want to retrieve.

Create a Group

Creates group.

Required Permissions: write

Name	Enter (map) a name for the group.
Description	Enter (map) the details of the group.

Update a Group

Updates an existing group.

Required Permissions: read, write

Group ID	Select or map the Group ID whose details you want to update.
Name	Enter (map) a new name for the group.
Description	Enter (map) the details of the group.

Delete a Group

Deletes a group.

Required Permissions: read, write

Group ID	Select or map the Group ID you want to delete.

Users

Watch Users

Checks whether new users were created.

Required Permissions: read

Watch	Select the option for the users you want to watch: Only New Users All Users
Filtering	Enter (map) the query to watch the users that match the specified query. For more information on setting up a filter, see the Zendesk documentation. The type:user is automatically added to the query.
Limit	Set the maximum number of users Ibexa Connect should return during one scenario execution cycle.

List Users

Retrieves all users or a group's users or an organization's users.

Required Permissions: read

Filter by Group ID or Organization ID	Select or map the option to search the users: Organization ID Group ID
Organization ID	Select or map the Organization ID whose users you want to list.
Group ID	Select or map the Group ID whose users you want to list.
Filter by Default Role ID	Select or map the Default Role ID of the users you want to list.
Filter by Custom Role ID	Select or map the Custom Role ID of the users you want to list.
Limit	Set the maximum number of users Ibexa Connect should return during one execution cycle.

Search Users

Searches for a user that matches specified criteria.

Required Permissions: read

Sort By	Select or map the option to sort the users: Created Date Updated Date
Sort Order	Select or map the order in which you want to list the users. For example, Ascending.
Filtering	Enter (map) the query to filter the users that match the specified query. For more information on setting up a filter, see the Zendesk documentation. The type:user is automatically added to the query.
Limit	Select the user role you are creating: Agent Administrator End User If you do not select a role for the user, the new user is assigned the role of the end-user.

Get a User

Get an existing user.

Required Permissions: read

User ID or User External ID	Select or map the option to retrieve the users: User ID User External ID
User ID	Select or map the User ID whose details you want to retreive.
User External ID	Select or map the User External ID whose details you want to retrieve.

Get User Related Information

Returns related information about the user specified by the given user ID. For example, the number of assigned tickets.

Required Permissions: read

User ID	Enter the User ID whose details you want to retrieve.

Create or Update a User

Creates a user.

Required Permissions: read, write

Create or Create/update	Select or map the option to create or update a user: Create Only Create or Update if a user already exists
User ID	Select the User ID whose details you want to update.
Name	Enter the name of the user.
Email	Enter the email address of the user.
External ID	Enter (map) the External ID of the user to identify in external systems.
Role	Select the user role you are creating: Admin Agent End User
Ticket Registration	Select or map the ticket access for the user: Organization Requested
Verified	Select whether you want to send a verification mail to the user.
Organization ID	Select or map the Organization ID to which the user belongs.
Details	Enter (map) any additional information you want to store about the user. For example, address.
Phone	Enter the user's phone number.
Locale	Enter (map) the BCP-47 compliant tag for the locale.
Locale ID	Enter (map) the locale ID of the user. This field is applicable if the locale is not available
Suspended	Select whether the user is suspended.
Tags	Select or map the tags for the user.
Time zone	Enter (map) the time zone for the user. For more information on a valid time zone, click here.
User fields	Add the user fields. For example, the user's birthday.

Update a User

Updates a user.

Required Permissions: read, write

User ID	Select the User ID whose details you want to update.
Name	Enter (map) the name of the user.
Email	Enter (map) a new email address of the user. This will not update the primary email but add a secondary email.
Role	Select the user role you are creating: Agent Admin End User If you do not select a role for the user, the new user is assigned the role of the end-user.
External ID	Enter (map) the External ID which you can link to Zendesk tickets to local records.
Alias	Enter (map) the alias name for the user.
Verified	Select whether you want to send a verification email to the user.
Organization ID	Select or map the Organization ID to which the user belongs.
Details	Enter (map) the details of the user.
Notes	Enter any additional information you would like to mention about the user.
Phone	Enter (map) the phone number of the user.
External ID	Enter (map) the External ID of the user to identify in external systems.
Locale	Enter (map) a BCP-47 compliant tag for the locale.
Locale ID	Enter (map) the language ID of the user.
Suspended	Select whether the user is suspended.
Tag	Enter (map) the tags to filter the user when searching.
Ticket Restriction	Select the access for tickets of the user: Organization Groups Assigned Requested Null
Time Zone	Enter (map) the time zone applicable to the user. For more information on a valid time zone, click here.
User fields	Add the user fields. For example, the user's birthday.

Delete a User

Deletes a user.

Required Permissions: read, write

User ID or User External ID	Select or map the option through which you want to delete the user: User ID User External ID
User ID	Select or map the User ID you want to delete.
User External ID	Select or map the User External ID you want to delete.

Other Triggers

Watch Events

Watches specific events configured by the user through Zendesk triggers or automation.

Webhook Name	Enter a name for the webhook.

See the Setting Up Webhooks section to add webhook in your Zendesk account.

Watch Articles

Checks whether new articles were created.

Required Permissions: read

Watch	Select the option for the articles you want to watch: Only New Articles All Articles
Limit	Set the maximum number of results Ibexa Connect should return during one execution cycle.

Watch Article Comments

Checks whether new comments were added to an article.

Required Permissions: read

Article ID	Select or map the Article ID whose comments you want to watch.
Limit	Set the maximum number of article comments Ibexa Connect should return during one execution cycle.

Watch Forum Posts

Checks whether new forum posts were created.

Required Permissions: read

Filter by User or Topic	Select or map the option for the forum posts you want to watch: User Topic
Filter by User	Select or map the user whose forum posts you want to watch.
Filter by Topic	Select or map the option for which topic you want to watch: General Discussion Feature Requests
Watch	Select or map the option for the forum posts you want to watch: Only New Forum Posts All Forum Posts
Limit	Set the maximum number of forum posts Ibexa Connect should return during one execution cycle.

Watch Forum Post Comments

Checks whether new comments were added to a forum post.

Required Permissions: read

Filter by User or Post	Select or map the option for the forum posts comments you want to watch: User Post
Filter by User	Select or map the user whose forum post comments you want to watch.
Filter by Post	Select or map the post whose forum post comments you want to watch.
Limit	Set the maximum number of forum posts comments Ibexa Connect should return during one execution cycle.

Watch Views

Checks whether new views were created.

Required Permissions: read

Watch	Select the option for the views you want to watch: Only New Views All Views
Limit	Set the maximum number of views Ibexa Connect should return during one execution cycle.

Other

Add, Replace or Remove Tags

Adds tags or replaces existing tags of a ticket, user, or organization.

Required Permissions: read, write

Add, Replace or Remove	Select or map the action you want to perform: Add Replace Remove
User or Organization or Ticket	Select or map the option that you want to add, replace, or remove the tags: User Organization Ticket
User ID	Select or map the user ID whose tags you want to add, replace, or remove.
Organization ID	Select or map the organization ID whose tags you want to add, replace, or remove.
Ticket ID	Select or map the ticket ID whose tags you want to add, replace, or remove.
Tags	Select or map the tags you want to add, replace, or remove.

Search Anything

Retrieves any kind of object making your query.

Required Permissions: read

Filtering	Enter (map) the query for filtering the results you want to search. For more information on setting up a query, see the Zendesk documentation.
Sort By	Select or map the option to sort the search results: Created Date Updated Date Priority Status Ticket Type
Sort Order	Select or map the order in which you want to arrange the search results: Ascending Descending
Limit	Set the maximum number of results Ibexa Connect should return during one execution cycle.

Make an API Call

Performs an arbitrary authorized API Call.

Required Permissions: read, write

URL	Enter a path relative to https://your.url.zendesk.com. For example: /api/v2/users/{user.id}.json For the list of available endpoints, refer to the Zendesk API Documentation.
Method	Select the HTTP method you want to use: GET - to retrieve information for an entry. POST - to create a new entry. PUT - to update/replace an existing entry. PATCH - to make a partial entry update. DELETE - to delete an entry.
Headers	Enter the desired request headers. You don't have to add authorization headers; we already did that for you.
Query String	Enter the request query string.
Body	Enter the body content for your API call.

Example of Use - List Tickets

The following API call returns all tickets from your Zendesk account:

URL:

/api/v2/tickets

Method:

GET

Matches of the search can be found in the module's Output under Bundle > Body > tickets.

In our example, 26 tickets were returned:

Setting Up Zendesk Webhooks

Setting Up Zendesk Webhooks

1. Log in to your Ibexa Connect account. Open the Watch Events module, enter a name for the webhook, click Save, and copy the URL address to your clipboard. Click OK and Save the trigger.

2. Log in to your Zendesk account. Click Settings > Extensions > add target.

3. Click URL target.

4. Enter the following details and click Submit.

Title	Enter (map) a name for the extension.
URL	Enter (map) the URL address copied in step 1.
Method	Select or map the applicable method for the extension: Get Post Put
Attribute Name	Enter (map) the name of the message attribute. If the name of the message attribute is a value, for example, your Notify Target action message will be appended to the target URL as http://somedomain/a/path?value=message+with+placeholders+evaluated
Basic Authentication	Add the credentials if the target needs username/password authentication. Leave blank if credentials are not required.

5. Go back to Settings > Triggers > Add Trigger.

6. Enter the following details and click Create.

Trigger Name	Enter a name for the trigger.
Description	Enter the details of the trigger you want to create.
Conditions	Add the conditions when you want to receive the trigger.
Add Action	Add the actions for which you want to receive the trigger. For example, Status.
an> message will be appended to the target URL as http://somedomain/a/path?value=message+with+placeholders+evaluated
	Basic Authentication
	Add the credentials if the target needs username/password authentication. Leave blank if credentials are not required.

5. Go back to Settings > Triggers > Add Trigger.

6. Enter the following details and click Create.

Trigger Name	Enter a name for the trigger.
Description	Enter the details of the trigger you want to create.
Conditions	Add the conditions when you want to receive the trigger.
Add Action	Add the actions for which you want to receive the trigger. For example, Status.