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Zendesk

Zendesk connections give you access to your company’s customer support data.

Source Setup

You will need your Zendesk account subdomain in order to create a Zendesk connection. The subdomain is the root word that precedes your zendesk.com URL(e.g., https://domain.zendesk.com/).

Etleap uses OAuth to authenticate with Zendesk. You will be forwarded to your Zendesk account when setting up a new connection in Etleap to authorize API access. The only information needed to create the connection is your Zendesk account subdomain. The subdomain is the root word that precedes your zendesk.com URL (e.g., https://domain.zendesk.com/).

Note

Prefer using an API? Go here  and select Zendesk under the Body header to start creating your connection via API.

What Data is Available?

Warning

Update-Mode Deletes Support

Deletes are not supported for update-mode entities with this connector.

You can create Zendesk pipelines with the following entities:

EntityPipeline ModeIceberg Support
Group Memberships ReplaceBatch
Groups ReplaceBatch
Macros ReplaceBatch
Organizations ReplaceBatch
Satisfaction Ratings ReplaceBatch
SLA Policies ReplaceBatch
Tags ReplaceBatch
Ticket Audits UpdateStreaming
Ticket Comments UpdateStreaming
Ticket Fields ReplaceBatch
Ticket Forms ReplaceBatch
Tickets UpdateStreaming
Ticket Metrics UpdateStreaming
Users UpdateStreaming

Update mode entities utilize Zendesk’s Incremental Exports API . To use these entities, the user that authenticates the connection must have admin privileges in Zendesk.