Actions26
Ticket → Create
AI-generatedSummary
Create a new Zendesk ticket
Inputs
- description (required) — The first comment on the ticket
- jsonParameters — Enable JSON Parameters for advanced ticket fields
- additionalFields — Additional ticket fields (custom fields, etc.)
- additionalFieldsJson — Object of values to set as described in Zendesk API documentation
- externalId — An ID you can use to link Zendesk Support tickets to local records
- group — The group this ticket is assigned to
- recipient — The original recipient e-mail address of the ticket
- status — The state of the ticket
- subject — The value of the subject field for this ticket
- tags — The array of tags applied to this ticket
- type — The type of this ticket
- requestOptions — Batching and other request configuration options
- allowUnauthorizedCerts — Whether to accept the response even if SSL certificate validation is not possible
- proxy — HTTP proxy to use
- timeout — Time in ms to wait for the server to send response headers before aborting
Output shape
a single ticket record
The response contains the created ticket's ID and attributes; errors are raised as n8n errors.
Examples
Example 1: Create a support ticket with basic fields
Set Description to 'User cannot log in', Subject to 'Login failure', Status to 'New', Type to 'Problem', add Tags ['urgent','security'], and select Group 'Support'.
Example 2: Create a ticket using custom fields and an external ID
Enable JSON Parameters, set additionalFieldsJson to {"customFieldsValues":[{"id":"12345","value":"Example"}]}, set externalId to 'LOCAL-123', fill Description and Subject.
Example 3: Create a ticket with batching enabled
Turn on Request Options, set batching with batchSize 50, leave other fields as needed, and submit the ticket creation.