Choose which ticket to update.

Choose which organization to update. Looked up by ID.

Must be unique. Zendesk does not allow duplicate organizations with the same name.

In this field you can store any details about the organization. e.g. the address

In this field you can store any notes you have about the organization.

Comma-separated list of tags you want to apply to the new organization.

Comma-separated list of domain names to automatically associated with this organization (format: "zapier.com, google.com").

A unique external id, you can use this to associate organizations to an external record.

Options: "true" or "false". End users in this organization are able to see each others tickets.

Options: "true" or "false". End users in this organization are able to see each others comments on tickets.

Write a search string to determine how we'll look up the agent in Zendesk. For more information, visit the Zendesk docs.

Write a search string to determine how we'll look up the organization in Zendesk. For more information, visit the Zendesk docs.

Write a search string to determine how we'll look up the user in Zendesk. For more information, visit the Zendesk docs.

Write a search string to determine how we'll look up the ticket in Zendesk. For more information, visit the Zendesk docs.

Note: the assignee must be in the default group (or specific group selected below) else an error will occur.

You can add emails of non-Zendesk users here as Collaborators.

Assign this ticket to a group.

To set the Requester, you must specify the Requester Name in this field AND the Requestor Email in the next field.

To set the Requester, you must specify the Requester Email in this field AND the Requestor Name in the previous field.

A comma separated list of tags.

Only available for tickets with a Type of "task."

If selected, this person will be set as the submitter of the ticket. Defaults to the Requester.

If selected, this will set the form to render for this ticket. Note: this is only applicable for Zendesk enterprise accounts.

Note: Only for Zendesk customers on plans with multi-brand support. More info here

Select a list to add this contact to in Autopilot. This can be used to categorize contacts, or with the "added to list" trigger to trigger journeys.

Email address of the contact. Autopilot de-duplicates based on email address. If you provide a contact with an email address that already exists in Autopilot, the contact will be updated with any new fields that you provide.

The first name of the contact.

Last name of the contact.

Formal title for the contact, e.g. Mr. Mrs., Dr.

The company position of the contact, e.g. "CEO", "CMO", "Sales Engineer", "Engineer".

Map this field to the Trigger's Email field, and any contact with this email will be deleted in Autopilot.

Select a form to assign

Enter your assignee’s email address

Include an invitation message

Let assignees submit only, submit and view submissions later, or submit and edit submissions later

Select a form to create submissions for

Choose which ticket to update.

A list of tags to add to the ticket.

Choose which ticket to update.

Note: the assignee must be in the default group (or specific group selected below) else an error will occur.

Assign this ticket to a group.

A comma separated list of tags.

If selected, this person will be set as the submitter of the ticket. Defaults to the Requester.

Write a search string to determine how we'll look up the group in Zendesk. For more information, visit the Zendesk docs.

Write a search string to determine how we'll look up the ticket in Zendesk. For more information, visit the Zendesk docs.

Write a search string to determine how we'll look up the organization in Zendesk. For more information, visit the Zendesk docs.

Must be unique. Zendesk does not allow duplicate organizations with the same name.

In this field you can store any details about the organization. e.g. the address

In this field you can store any notes you have about the organization.

Comma-separated list of tags you want to apply to the new organization.

Comma-separated list of domain names to automatically associated with this organization (format: "zapier.com, google.com").

A unique external id, you can use this to associate organizations to an external record.

End users in this organization are able to see each others tickets.

End users in this organization are able to see each others comments on tickets.

Write a search string to determine how we'll look up the user in Zendesk. For more information, visit the Zendesk docs.

Must be unique. Zendesk does not allow duplicate users with the same email address.

In this field you can store any notes you have about the user.

Phone number for this user (format: +1 (555) 123-4567).

Comma-separated list of tags you want to apply to the new user.

Can be one of the following: "end-user", "agent", or "admin". Defaults to "end-user" if set and not one of those values.

Assign this user to an organization.

A unique external id, you can use this to associate organizations to an external record.

Specify if you know this user is who they say they are?

Select a list to add this contact to in Autopilot. This can be used to categorize contacts, or with the "added to list" trigger to trigger journeys.

Email address of the contact. Autopilot de-duplicates based on email address. If you provide a contact with an email address that already exists in Autopilot, the contact will be updated with any new fields that you provide.

The first name of the contact.

Last name of the contact.

Formal title for the contact, e.g. Mr. Mrs., Dr.

The company position of the contact, e.g. "CEO", "CMO", "Sales Engineer", "Engineer".

Map this field to the Trigger's Email field, and any contact with this email will be unsubscribed in Autopilot.

Select a form to assign

Enter your assignee’s email address

Include an invitation message

Make pre-populated fields read only or editable

API docs for Jotform are located here http://api.jotform.com/docs/

Requests can only be made to domains associated by this application.

These params will be URL-encoded and appended to the URL when making the request.

Authentication headers are included automatically

Zapier will apply these optional headers and values to the request in addition to any headers created as part of the authentication mechanism.

Zapier will pass this along raw. If you would like to provide complex JSON, try a "Code by Zapier" step to build the structure and pass it along here. For example, {"foo": "bar"} is perfectly valid.