You can't fully disable verification emails for end users in Zendesk, but there's a workaround. If you're using a custom ticket submission form, you can use the Zendesk API to verify users as they're created, preventing the verification email from being sent.
To do this, you can use the Tickets API to verify the user upon ticket creation. This method works if you have an open Zendesk Support account where anyone can submit tickets, and a ticket automatically creates the user if they don't exist. However, be cautious as this method will verify any email, even if it's incorrect, which might lead to users not receiving responses. For more details, check out theoriginal link.
You can automatically verify users in Zendesk using the Tickets API when they submit a ticket through a custom form. This prevents the verification email from being sent. To achieve this, include a 'verified' attribute set to true in the API…
Using the Zendesk API to verify users automatically has some risks, particularly with incorrect email addresses. Since the API verifies any email provided, users might not receive responses if their email is entered incorrectly. This method…
No, you cannot use the Requests API to verify users in Zendesk. Only the Tickets API endpoint can be used for this purpose. The Tickets API allows you to verify users upon ticket creation, which prevents the verification email from being sent. If…
To verify users in Zendesk using the API, you need to include a specific payload when creating a ticket. This payload should include a 'verified' attribute set to true. Here's an example of the payload: ``` { "ticket": { "subject": "subject goes…