This template watches Zendesk for new tickets and creates a matching task on your Kanban Tool board.
JavaScript calls the Kanban Tool API with your Kanban Tool API key in that node, using the ticket subject, description, requester, and id. Connect Zendesk, point the trigger at your account, and set the board and column in the JavaScript.
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The scenario starts when a new ticket is created in Zendesk. Use the subject, description, requester, and ticket id.
JavaScript posts those fields to the Kanban Tool API and creates a task on the board and column you choose. Put the Kanban Tool API key in that JavaScript node.
Add a Zendesk connection with your domain and API token. Add a Zendesk trigger for new tickets and point it at the account that should start the scenario.
Add a JavaScript node and put your Kanban Tool API key there.
Set the task title from the Zendesk subject and the notes from the description. Choose the Kanban Tool board and column in the same request. Filter by brand or form there if you only want some tickets.
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