Yes, you can automate the removal of external IDs in Zendesk using scripts and the API. This involves using bash scripts to find and update users.
One script can search for users with external IDs within a specified range, saving their IDs and external IDs to a file. Another script can then set the external_id to null for these users. Ensure you handle API limits by including pauses between requests. Customize the scripts with your credentials and instance URL.
To remove an external ID from a user in Zendesk, you can use the bulk user import tool. This involves creating a CSV file with the user's name, email, and leaving the external_id column blank. First, create a spreadsheet with columns titled "name,"…
External IDs in Zendesk are typically set by SSO but can also be managed via API or user imports. Users with external IDs cannot be merged, and mismatches between external IDs and emails can cause authentication issues. To resolve these issues, you…
Yes, you can use the Zendesk API to remove a user's external ID by making a POST request. You'll need the user's Zendesk ID and your subdomain. Send a POST request tohttp://xxxx.zendesk.com/api/v2/users/nnnn.json
(replace xxxx with your…
To bulk update users and remove external IDs in Zendesk, create a CSV file with user details and use the bulk user import feature. In a spreadsheet, create columns for "name," "email," and "external_id". Enter the user's name and email, leaving the…
Creating a CSV to remove external IDs in Zendesk involves setting up a spreadsheet with specific columns and data. Open a spreadsheet program and create columns titled "name," "email," and "external_id". For each user, enter their name and email as…