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Synchronize Zendesk Tickets with Salesforce Cases

Synchronize Zendesk Tickets with Salesforce Cases

Step 5. Create webhooks in Zendesk

Step 5. Create webhooks in Zendesk

You can configure webhooks to communicate between systems when an event occurs.
To create a webhook in Zendesk, perform the following steps:
  1. Log in to the Zendesk Admin Center.
    The following image shows an option to go to the Admin Center in Zendesk:
    This image shows an option to go to the Admin Center in Zendesk.
  2. Click
    Apps and integrations
    Actions and webhooks
    Webhooks
    Create webhook
    .
    The following image shows the
    Create webhook
    button on the
    Webhooks
    page:
    The image shows the Create webhook button on the Webhooks page.
  3. Select
    Trigger or automation
    and click
    Next
    .
    The following image shows the
    Trigger or automation
    option on the
    Create webhook
    page:
    This image shows the Trigger or automation option on the Create webhook
							page.
  4. Enter the webhook name, the service URL that you get after publishing the process, and the authentication method, and then click
    Create webhook
    Finish setup
    .
    In the
    Authentication
    field, select
    None
    if the process is is authorized for anonymous access, or user or group access.
    The following image shows the details section on the
    Create webhook
    page:
    This image shows the detials section on the Create webhook page.
  5. Go to
    Admin Center
    Add trigger
    using the following URL:
    https://<cloud or tenant name>.zendesk.com/agent/admin/triggers
    The following image shows the
    Add trigger
    option on the
    Triggers
    page:
    The image shows the Add trigger option on the Triggers page.
  6. Enter the trigger name and add conditions.
    The following image shows the
    Create or Update Ticket
    section:
    The image shows the Create or Update Ticket section.
  7. Select
    Actions
    Notify by
    Active webhook
    , select your webhook, and enter the following snippet in the
    JSON body
    field:
    { "ticketID" : "{{ticket.id}}" }
    The following image shows the
    Actions
    section:
    This image shows the Actions section.
  8. Click
    Save
    .
The webhook request is triggered automatically when a ticket is created or updated in Zendesk.

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