While Zendesk does not natively support adding end users as CCs through triggers, there is a workaround using HTTP targets or webhooks. This involves setting up an HTTP target or webhook and configuring a trigger to notify this target with specific JSON data.
For example, you can set up an HTTP target in the Extensions menu and use a trigger to notify the target with JSON that specifies additional collaborators. Although this method is not officially supported and may be considered a workaround, it can be effective for certain use cases. Keep in mind that HTTP is being deprecated, so transitioning to webhooks is recommended.
Triggers in Zendesk cannot be used to automatically CC end users on a ticket. Instead, they are designed to automatically copy agents. However, there are alternative methods to achieve similar functionality. One option is to set up Shared…
To notify end users using webhooks in Zendesk, you can set up a webhook that triggers when specific conditions are met. This involves creating a webhook in the Zendesk admin panel and configuring it to send notifications to the desired end users….
Setting up a shared organization in Zendesk allows all users within an organization to view and comment on their organization’s tickets. This can be a useful alternative to automatically CCing end users on tickets. To set up a shared organization,…
If a webhook is not updating CCs in Zendesk, it could be due to several reasons, such as incorrect endpoint configuration or issues with the JSON payload. It's important to ensure that the webhook endpoint is correctly set up and that the JSON data…