To enable Salesforce logs for debugging ticket sync issues, log in to Salesforce with an Administrator account. Navigate to Setup > Environments > Logs > Debug Logs and create a new User Trace Flag. Set the Traced Entity Type to 'User' and select the user used to authenticate from Zendesk to Salesforce.
Set the Start Date to the current datetime and the End Date to 30 minutes later. Ensure the Debug Level includes 'DEBUG' for Apex Code and System. Save the settings, and you can start debugging by creating a ticket in Zendesk that meets the trigger conditions.
If your Zendesk tickets aren't syncing to Salesforce cases, there are a few things you can check. First, ensure that the ticket sync is enabled in the Admin Center and that the 'Sync tickets to Salesforce' trigger is active. If these are set…
If no log is available for ticket sync issues, it might indicate a problem with the User Trace Flag or the connection to Salesforce. Ensure the correct user is selected in the Trace entity name. You can find the user who authenticated the…
Tickets with descriptions over 32k characters can't sync to Salesforce due to a field-length limitation on the Salesforce side. The Description field in the case object is capped at 32k characters, and any ticket with an initial comment exceeding…
Yes, the Zendesk to Salesforce sync is one-directional. Tickets sync from Zendesk to Salesforce, but updating a case in Salesforce will not update the ticket in Zendesk. For Account, Contact, and Lead syncs, the direction is from Salesforce to…
The 'Unable to lock the row' error during ticket sync usually relates to logic on the Salesforce side, such as case triggers or workflows. To troubleshoot, contact Zendesk support for assistance, as they can help determine if the issue is on the…