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Zendesk Extension

🎧 Customer Support·by bluebeeweb·v0.1.0
Pay per use8-60 tok/action
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0 capabilities2 actions0 installs

About this extension

Connect your own Zendesk account (API token or OAuth) to manage customer support end to end: tickets (create/update/comment/bulk/import/merge/audits), users and organizations (CRUD, membership, identities, merge), business rules (triggers, automations, macros, views), SLA policies, satisfaction ratings, side conversations, tags, custom ticket/user/organization fields, attachments, unified Search, Custom Objects, Webhooks, Help Center (Guide) articles/sections/categories, and read-only Talk (Voice) reporting -- plus bulk operations and a support health audit. Uses your own Zendesk credentials -- nothing is hosted or proxied by Imperal beyond the request itself. Note: covers Support (Ticketing) API v2, Guide API, Webhooks API, Custom Objects API and read-only Talk API; Sell (Sales CRM), Sunshine Conversations, Chat (Zopim), QA, WFM, and Explore are separate Zendesk products and out of scope.

What you get

Every capability exposed by Zendesk, metered per action and guarded by the two-step safety protocol.

  • connect_zendeskwrite

    Connect your own Zendesk account by saving its subdomain plus either an API token (email + token) or an OAuth access token, after checking the credentials actually work.

  • disconnect_zendeskdestructive

    Disconnect a Zendesk account: deletes the saved credentials. Nothing in Zendesk itself is changed.

  • list_connectionsread

    List the connected Zendesk accounts.

  • list_ticketsread

    List tickets in the connected Zendesk account, optionally filtered by organization or view.

  • get_ticketread

    Read one ticket in full by its numeric id.

  • create_ticketwrite

    Create a new support ticket, optionally creating the requester if their email is new.

  • update_ticketwrite

    Update selected fields of an existing ticket (status, priority, assignment, subject, tags) and optionally add a comment.

  • add_commentwrite

    Add a public reply or an internal note to an existing ticket.

  • delete_ticketdestructive

    Permanently delete a ticket. Zendesk keeps it recoverable in the Deleted Tickets view for a limited time before purge.

  • merge_ticketswrite

    Merge one or more source tickets into a target ticket -- their content is appended and the sources are closed.

  • bulk_update_ticketswrite

    Update the same status/priority/assignee/tags on up to 100 explicit tickets in one call.

  • bulk_delete_ticketsdestructive

    Permanently delete up to 100 explicit tickets in one call. Cannot be undone through the API.

  • import_ticketwrite

    Import a historical ticket (e.g. migrating from another helpdesk) preserving its original creation timestamp.

  • get_ticket_auditsread

    Read the full change history (audits) of a ticket -- every event recorded against it.

  • list_usersread

    List users (agents, admins, and end-users) in the connected Zendesk account.

  • get_userread

    Read one user in full by their numeric id.

  • create_userwrite

    Create a new user (end-user, agent, or admin) in the connected Zendesk account.

  • update_userwrite

    Update selected fields of an existing user. Only given fields change.

  • delete_userdestructive

    Permanently delete a user. Cannot be undone.

  • merge_usersdestructive

    Merge one user into another -- the source user's tickets/history move to the target and the source is deleted.

  • list_user_identitiesread

    List a user's identities -- emails, phones, and social/SSO logins, and which is primary/verified.

  • list_organizationsread

    List organizations in the connected Zendesk account.

  • get_organizationread

    Read one organization in full by id.

  • create_organizationwrite

    Create a new organization.

  • update_organizationwrite

    Update selected fields of an existing organization. Only given fields change.

  • delete_organizationdestructive

    Permanently delete an organization. Cannot be undone.

  • list_organization_membershipsread

    List which users belong to which organizations.

  • create_organization_membershipwrite

    Add a user to an organization.

  • delete_organization_membershipwrite

    Remove a user from an organization.

  • list_groupsread

    List agent groups configured in the connected Zendesk account.

  • get_groupread

    Read one agent group in full by id.

  • create_groupwrite

    Create a new agent group.

  • update_groupwrite

    Update selected fields of an existing agent group. Only given fields change.

  • delete_groupdestructive

    Permanently delete an agent group. Cannot be undone.

  • list_group_membershipsread

    List which agents belong to which groups.

  • create_group_membershipwrite

    Add an agent to a group.

  • delete_group_membershipwrite

    Remove an agent from a group.

  • list_business_rulesread

    List triggers, automations, macros, or views in the connected Zendesk account (choose kind via rule_kind param on other calls; this lists triggers by default).

  • get_business_ruleread

    Read one trigger in full by its numeric id, including its raw conditions/actions JSON.

  • create_triggerwrite

    Create a new trigger: an automatic action that fires the moment a ticket is created or updated and matches its conditions.

  • update_triggerwrite

    Update selected fields of an existing trigger. Only given fields change.

  • delete_business_ruledestructive

    Permanently delete a trigger, automation, macro, or view by its numeric id (endpoint inferred: tries trigger, then automation, then macro, then view). Cannot be undone.

  • create_automationwrite

    Create a new automation: a time-based rule Zendesk evaluates hourly against ticket conditions.

  • update_automationwrite

    Update selected fields of an existing automation. Only given fields change.

  • create_macrowrite

    Create a new macro: a set of ticket actions an agent applies with one click.

  • update_macrowrite

    Update selected fields of an existing macro. Only given fields change.

  • apply_macroread

    Preview what a macro would change on a ticket (or a blank ticket) without actually applying it.

  • create_viewwrite

    Create a new view: a saved ticket filter shown as a list in the agent workspace.

  • update_viewwrite

    Update selected fields of an existing view. Only given fields change.

  • execute_viewread

    Run a view right now and return the tickets it currently matches.

  • list_sla_policiesread

    List SLA policies configured in the connected Zendesk account.

  • create_sla_policywrite

    Create a new SLA policy defining response/resolution time targets for matching tickets.

  • update_sla_policywrite

    Update selected fields of an existing SLA policy.

  • delete_sla_policydestructive

    Permanently delete an SLA policy. Cannot be undone.

  • list_satisfaction_ratingsread

    List customer satisfaction (CSAT) ratings on the connected Zendesk account.

  • create_satisfaction_ratingwrite

    Rate a solved ticket's support experience as 'good' or 'bad', optionally with a comment.

  • list_side_conversationsread

    List side conversations (internal/external threads split off a ticket) on one ticket.

  • create_side_conversationwrite

    Start a new side conversation (email thread split off a ticket) to loop in an external party without cluttering the main ticket.

  • reply_side_conversationwrite

    Post a reply message into an existing side conversation thread.

  • set_ticket_tagswrite

    Replace a ticket's full tag list.

  • add_ticket_tagswrite

    Add tags to a ticket's existing tags (does not remove any).

  • remove_ticket_tagswrite

    Remove specific tags from a ticket.

  • autocomplete_tagsread

    Autocomplete tags used across the account by partial text match.

  • list_custom_fieldsread

    List custom field definitions for tickets, users, or organizations.

  • create_custom_fieldwrite

    Create a new custom field on tickets, users, or organizations.

  • update_custom_fieldwrite

    Update selected fields of an existing custom field definition.

  • delete_custom_fielddestructive

    Permanently delete a custom field definition. Existing ticket/user/organization data in that field is lost.

  • upload_attachmentwrite

    Upload a file to Zendesk (base64-encoded) so it can be attached to a ticket comment via its returned token.

  • searchread

    Search across tickets, users, organizations, and groups using Zendesk's unified search syntax (e.g. 'type:ticket status:open priority:urgent').

  • create_custom_objectwrite

    Define a new Zendesk custom object type (a custom data model, e.g. 'invoice' or 'asset').

  • list_custom_objectsread

    List custom object types defined in the connected Zendesk account.

  • delete_custom_objectdestructive

    Permanently delete a custom object type and every record of it. Cannot be undone.

  • list_custom_object_recordsread

    List records of a custom object type.

  • create_custom_object_recordwrite

    Create a new record of a custom object type.

  • update_custom_object_recordwrite

    Update selected fields on an existing custom object record.

  • delete_custom_object_recorddestructive

    Permanently delete a custom object record. Cannot be undone.

  • create_webhookwrite

    Subscribe to Zendesk events (e.g. ticket.created, ticket.status_changed) -- Zendesk will POST to your HTTPS endpoint.

  • list_webhooksread

    List webhook subscriptions configured on the connected Zendesk account.

  • update_webhookwrite

    Update an existing webhook's name, endpoint, subscriptions, or status. Only given fields change.

  • delete_webhookdestructive

    Permanently remove a webhook subscription. Cannot be undone.

  • test_webhookwrite

    Send a test event through a saved webhook (or an ad-hoc unsaved config) so you can confirm your endpoint receives it.

  • list_hc_categoriesread

    List Help Center categories in the connected Zendesk account.

  • create_hc_categorywrite

    Create a new Help Center category.

  • update_hc_categorywrite

    Update an existing Help Center category's name and/or description.

  • delete_hc_categorydestructive

    Permanently delete a Help Center category. Cannot be undone.

  • list_hc_sectionsread

    List Help Center sections, optionally filtered to one category.

  • create_hc_sectionwrite

    Create a new Help Center section inside a category.

  • update_hc_sectionwrite

    Update an existing Help Center section's name and/or description.

  • delete_hc_sectiondestructive

    Permanently delete a Help Center section. Cannot be undone.

  • list_hc_articlesread

    List Help Center articles, optionally filtered by section or labels.

  • get_hc_articleread

    Read one Help Center article in full, including its body content.

  • create_hc_articlewrite

    Create a new Help Center article in a section, as a draft by default.

  • update_hc_articlewrite

    Update an existing Help Center article's title, body, draft state, and/or labels.

  • delete_hc_articledestructive

    Permanently delete a Help Center article. Cannot be undone.

  • search_hc_articlesread

    Search Help Center content (articles) by free-text query, optionally restricted to a locale or category.

  • list_talk_phone_numbersread

    List phone numbers provisioned on the connected Zendesk Talk account.

  • list_talk_linesread

    List Talk lines configured on the connected Zendesk account.

  • list_talk_agent_statusesread

    Read current Talk availability status for every agent (e.g. online, away, offline, on a call).

  • create_callback_requestwrite

    Queue a callback request on a Talk line for a customer's phone number, optionally linked to an existing ticket.

  • audit_support_healthread

    Build one aggregated health report across the connected Zendesk account: open ticket count, overdue-SLA count, unassigned count, CSAT score, and breakdowns by priority/status.

  • get_sla_breach_reportread

    Scan open tickets and flag every SLA metric that has already breached (past its target time).

  • get_agent_workload_reportread

    Summarize open/pending ticket counts per assigned agent, optionally restricted to one group.

  • find_stale_ticketsread

    Flag open tickets that have not been updated in at least the given number of days.

  • get_csat_summaryread

    Summarize customer satisfaction ratings (good/bad/offered counts and score) over the given period.

  • bulk_close_ticketswrite

    Close up to 100 explicit tickets in one call -- a convenience wrapper over bulk_update_tickets with status fixed to 'closed'.

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