Description

Zendesk is a customizable customer service platform.

Connector Details

NameValue
PlatformZendesk
Auth TypeOAuth
DirectionRead

Triggers

See the table below for the list of real-time triggers supported by the Zendesk connector.

NameDescription
User createdTriggered when a new user is created

Supported Data

See the table below for the list of data you can read with the Zendesk connector.

Table NameFields
tickets
organization_id, requester_id, problem_id, is_public, description, follower_ids, submitter_id, generated_timestamp, brand_id, id, group_id, type, recipient, collaborator_ids, tags, has_incidents, created_at, raw_subject, status, updated_at, custom_fields, url, allow_channelback, allow_attachments, due_at, followup_ids, priority, assignee_id, subject, external_id, via, ticket_form_id, satisfaction_rating, sharing_agreement_ids, email_cc_ids, forum_topic_id
groups
name, created_at, url, updated_at, deleted, id
users
verified, role, tags, chat_only, role_type, phone, organization_id, details, email, only_private_comments, signature, restricted_agent, moderator, updated_at, external_id, time_zone, photo, name, shared, id, created_at, suspended, shared_agent, shared_phone_number, user_fields, last_login_at, alias, two_factor_auth_enabled, notes, default_group_id, url, active, permanently_deleted, locale_id, custom_role_id, ticket_restriction, locale, report_csv
organizations
group_id, created_at, tags, shared_tickets, organization_fields, notes, domain_names, shared_comments, details, updated_at, name, external_id, url, id, deleted_at
ticket_audits
events, author_id, metadata, id, created_at, ticket_id, via
ticket_comments
created_at, body, id, ticket_id, type, html_body, plain_body, public, audit_id, author_id, via, metadata, attachments
ticket_fields
created_at, title_in_portal, visible_in_portal, collapsed_for_agents, regexp_for_validation, title, position, type, editable_in_portal, raw_title_in_portal, raw_description, custom_field_options, updated_at, tag, removable, active, url, raw_title, required, id, description, agent_description, required_in_portal, system_field_options, sub_type_id
ticket_forms
created_at, name, display_name, raw_display_name, position, raw_name, updated_at, active, default, in_all_brands, end_user_visible, url, id, restricted_brand_ids, ticket_field_ids
group_memberships
default, url, user_id, updated_at, group_id, created_at, id
macros
id, position, restriction, title, created_at, url, description, updated_at, active, actions
satisfaction_ratings
id, assignee_id, group_id, reason_id, requester_id, ticket_id, updated_at, created_at, url, score, reason, comment
tags
count, name
ticket_metrics
metric, id, time, instance_id, ticket_id, status, type, agent_wait_time_in_minutes, assignee_stations, created_at, first_resolution_time_in_minutes, full_resolution_time_in_minutes, group_stations, latest_comment_added_at, on_hold_time_in_minutes, reopens, replies, reply_time_in_minutes, requester_updated_at, requester_wait_time_in_minutes, status_updated_at, updated_at, url, initially_assigned_at, assigned_at, solved_at, assignee_updated_at
sla_policies
id, url, title, description, position, filter, policy_metrics, created_at, updated_at

Credentials Setup

Follow the steps below to get the credentials you need to use the Zendesk connector.

The first thing you need to do is log in to Zendesk.

Enter your organization’s name and click on Sign in button.

You will land on the home page. Now you need to find OAuth Client ID and Client Secret. Click on Settings button.

Click on “Go to Admin Center”.

You will land on the Admin home page. Select Apps and Integrations from left navigation pane.

Expand Apps and Integrations and Select Zendesk API from left pane.

Navigate to OAuth Clients and click on the name of organization.

Scroll down the page and you can see OAuth Client ID and OAuth Client Secret.

And here you have your Zendesk API Key! Go ahead and copy it into hotglue.