Zendesk

Import new and historic ticket events to PostHog. However, only the Date Type User Field is currently supported.

Requirements

This requires either PostHog Cloud, or a self-hosted PostHog instance running version 1.30.0 or later.

Not running 1.30.0? Find out how to update your self-hosted PostHog deployment!

You'll also need a Zendesk account, with admin access.

Limitations

The Zendesk API has a limit of 400 hits/min. If you have higher ingestion than that, please contact Zendesk.

Installation

Make sure to use your Zendesk Admin Account to perform the below activities.

Head Over to Zendesk's Admin section -> Settings -> Account.
In the Branding section, scroll down to Subdomain and find your subdomain there.
Head to the Admin Section -> Channels -> API.
In Settings, follow the below steps:
- Turn On Token Access.
- Click on Add API Token.
- Give it some name like PostHog.
- Copy the Token(You won't be able to see it later).
- Save the Token.

Next, Head to the Admin section -> Manage -> User Fields. Click Add Fields and follow the steps below.

Give Name
Select Type Date.
Add field key, (you will be required to share this key in PostHog while setting up)
Click Save.

Configuration

Option	Description
`Host name` Type: string Required: True	Generally, Your Zendesk URL has two parts: a subdomain name you chose when you set up your account, followed by zendesk.com (for example: mycompany.zendesk.com). Please share the subdomain name with us so we can set up your account.
`Host Email` Type: string Required: True	Enter the email for admin of your Zendesk account.
`API token` Type: string Required: True	Enter your Zendesk API Token
`Triggering events` Type: string Required: True	A comma-separated list of PostHog events you want to trigger Profile Updation in Zendesk. For example, if you want to trigger Zendesk Profile Updation on 'pageview' and 'track' events, you can set this to 'pageview,track'. Make sure you have these events enabled in your Zendesk account.
`Email domains to skip` Type: string Required: False	A comma-separated list of email domains to ignore and not update for in Zendesk.

FAQ

Is the source code for this app available?

PostHog is open-source and so are all apps on the platform. The source code is available on GitHub.

Who created this app?

This app was created by the community. We'd like to thank Sandeep Guptan and Himanshu Garg for creating this, as well as for all the other support and feedback. Thank you, both!

Who maintains this app?

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