If you encounter authentication errors with SSO enabled, consider using oAuth for authentication.
Basic authentication might not work well with SSO, so switching to oAuth can resolve these issues. This ensures that your automated replies are sent without any authentication problems. For further assistance, you can post your issues in the comments section of theoriginal article.
To send automated replies from a specific Zendesk support address, you need to set up a webhook and a trigger. First, create a webhook with the following details: -Endpoint URL:https://yoursubdomain.zendesk.com/api/v2/tickets/{{ticket.id}}
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Yes, you can use a macro for the message content in automated replies by leveraging JSON. To set this up, follow the same steps for using a webhook and trigger. Use the JSON code below, replacing "Content" with your macro or acknowledgement…