Triggers in Zendesk can perform various actions such as sending messages to visitors, setting the triggered flag, waiting for a specified duration, adding or removing tags, banning visitors, and setting visitor information like name or department.
Triggers in Zendesk are represented as JSON objects with specific attributes. Each trigger has a name, a status indicating if it's enabled, a description, and a definition. The definition includes the event that activates the trigger, the…
To create a new trigger in Zendesk using the API, you need to send a POST request to the/api/v2/triggers
endpoint. The request should include the trigger's name, status, and description in JSON format. Only account owners and administrators are…
Triggers in Zendesk can be activated by specific events such aspage_enter
,chat_requested
, andchat_message
. Each event corresponds to a visitor's interaction with the chat widget, like loading the widget, requesting a chat, or sending a…
Zendesk triggers can use conditions likeor
andand
to check if any or all specified conditions are fulfilled. Conditions can be based on variables such as time, visitor location, previous visit information, and more. Operators likeeq
,…
To update an existing trigger in Zendesk, you can use the PUT request to the/api/v2/triggers/{trigger_name}
endpoint. This allows you to modify the trigger's data, such as its name and description. Only account owners and administrators have the…
Yes, you can delete a trigger in Zendesk using the API by sending a DELETE request to the/api/v2/triggers/{trigger_name}
endpoint. This action is restricted to account owners and administrators.
To list all triggers in your Zendesk account, you can use the GET request to the/api/v2/triggers
endpoint. This will return a list of all triggers associated with your account, accessible to account owners and administrators.
Zendesk triggers can use a variety of condition variables, including time and date variables, visitor location, previous visit information, page information, visitor information, visitor software/computer details, online statuses, and chat-related…