Tom Wellige 61 Report post Posted November 28, 2017 This GSE action can be used to update (i.e. add a comment to it) a given Zendesk ticket from within the call routing. An example call routing script can be found here or a more advanced example here. Configure action parameters By double clicking on every parameter in the list, you can edit it. TicketID The Zendesk ID of the ticket to update. The ID can be given with or without the Zendesk typical # prefix, i.e. 1234 or #1234. TicketIDMinLength (from v1.3.0 on) The minimum length of a valid Zendesk Ticket ID. The default value is 4. This prevents the Zendesk API to return huge result lists. Comment The comment string to be placed into the ticket. The comment will be displayed as none public comment in with Zendesk. Zendesk AuthorID The Zendesk id of the comment author. This is according to the Zendesk Core API optional. If give, this user will be displayed as author of the comment. Otherwise Zendesk will display the following authenticated user as updater. Zendesk Login User Login user. To connect to Zendesk a Zendesk user login is required. This project uses a username/token authentication instead of username/password. This is a more robust solution, and keeps the call routing script independent from any password changes the Zendesk user might do. Please follow this link to learn how to obtain the needed login token. Zendesk Login Token Login token. To connect to Zendesk a Zendesk user login is required. This project uses a username/token authentication instead of username/password. This is a more robust solution, and keeps the call routing script independent from any password changes the Zendesk user might do. Please follow this link to learn how to obtain the needed login token. Zendesk Domain Your Zendesk domain URL. This is something like "yourcompanyname.zendesk.com". CURL Path The complete path to call "curl". If you have installed "curl" according to the recommendation, you can leave the default value of "C:\Program Files (x86)\curl\curl.exe" untouched. Configure action exits Exit 0 (Default) This exit will be reached on any error during updating the ticket. Please refer to 3.5 - Usage - Trouble shooting for more information on how to do a deeper analysis of the error. You should label this exit to something like "error". Exit 1 This exit will be reached if the ticket has been successfully updated. You need to enable this exit (checkbox) and should label it to something like "success". Index << Previous 3.2 - Usage - GSE Action Zendesk Ticket Status >> Next 3.4 - Usage - Zendesk SwyxIt! button 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
