After creating a webhook and updating the associated trigger, thoroughly test the webhook by initiating the appropriate trigger conditions. You should receive duplicate messages on your external application or system while both the target and webhook are active.
Once confirmed that the webhook and trigger are working properly, edit the trigger to remove the Notify by > Target action. Then, deactivate or delete your target to complete the transition.
To convert a target to a webhook in Zendesk, follow a specific process to ensure continuity. Start by creating a new webhook based on your existing target. Open the target's details in one window and the webhook creation page in another. In the…
Configuring a trigger to send webhook notifications involves editing or cloning an existing trigger. In the Admin Center, go to Objects and rules, then select Business rules > Triggers. Edit or clone the trigger, and under Actions, add a new action…
There is no direct way to map Clickatell, Pivotal, Twilio, X Corp (formerly Twitter), and Yammer target configurations to webhooks. Instead, Zendesk recommends exploring Zendesk Marketplace apps that can fulfill your needs. These apps may offer…
Mapping URL target configurations to webhooks involves several steps. Set the webhook's Name to the target's Title and the Endpoint URL to the target's URL. For authentication, use Basic authentication with the target's username and password. Set…
If you can't find instructions for converting certain targets, such as Salesforce or SugarCRM, it's possible that the documentation hasn't been updated yet. Zendesk is working on providing clearer instructions for these target types. In the…