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Connect Zendesk to Sortment

Connect Zendesk to Sortment so its AI agents can use 456 Zendesk actions in your lifecycle programs, from audiences and campaigns to reporting.

Actions
456
Triggers
2
Authentication
OAuth2
Category
Sales & Customer Support

What Sortment's agents can do in Zendesk

36 of 456 actions shown.

  • Apply Zendesk Macro Preview
  • Autocomplete Problems
  • Autocomplete Users
  • Check Host Mapping Validity for Existing Brand
  • Count Deleted Users
  • Count User CCD Tickets
  • Count Custom Object Records
  • Count Zendesk Organizations
  • Create Access Rule
  • Install Zendesk App
  • Send Notification to App
  • Create Autocomplete Tags
  • Create Automation
  • Create Bookmark
  • Redact Zendesk Comment
  • Create Custom Object Bulk Job
  • Create Custom Object Record
  • Create Custom Object Record Attachment
  • Create Custom Ticket Status
  • Create Deletion Schedule
  • Create Zendesk Dynamic Content Item
  • Create Zendesk Dynamic Content Item Variant
  • Create End User Identity
  • Create Zendesk Group Membership
  • Bulk Import Tickets
  • Create Many Dynamic Content Variants
  • Create Many Zendesk Tickets
  • Create Many Zendesk Users
  • Create Object Trigger
  • Create Organization Field
  • Create Organization Membership
  • Create Many Organization Memberships
  • Merge Zendesk Organizations
  • Set Organization Tags
  • Create Organization Subscription
  • Create Or Update Many Users

How it works

  1. 1

    Connect

    Connect it in Settings › Connectors. Most tools take one click to authorise.

  2. 2

    Put agents to work

    Strategy, Content and Analyst AI can read from it and act in it as part of your lifecycle programs.

  3. 3

    Approve and measure

    You review every change before it goes live, and Sortment measures the lift.

See Sortment work with Zendesk.

Book a 30-minute call. We'll walk you through Sortment with your goals, your data and your stack in mind.

No migration · Works alongside your existing stack