Yetix Request Form for Zendesk vs Viable Support for Zendesk

📘 Documentation | 💬 Support Viable Support for Zendesk integrates your Zendesk Support workspace directly into your WordPress site. Note: You need to have a Zendesk account to use this plugin. With just your Zendesk subdomain, account email, and API token, you can: Display Zendesk ticket fields as dynamic WordPress forms. Submit support tickets directly from your site. Automatically convert WordPress comments into Zendesk tickets. Include metadata, tags, and post details automatically in tickets. Built by Ahsan Gadit, this plugin is perfect for businesses and developers who want a smooth, automated support experience between WordPress and Zendesk. Features Secure Authorization – Connect using your Zendesk subdomain, account email, and API token. Dynamic Field Fetching – Fetch all text-type custom fields from Zendesk and display them in your form. Shortcode Support – Use [viasuzen_ticket_form] anywhere on your site. Ticket Submission – Submit new tickets directly to Zendesk. Comment-to-Ticket Automation – Automatically convert new WordPress comments into Zendesk tickets. Custom Metadata – Add post type, author name, and ID as part of each ticket. Tag Support – Automatically add custom tags when creating tickets. Custom Ticket Subjects – Auto-generate ticket subjects with post or author details. Lightweight & Developer-Friendly – Optimized for performance and easy to extend. External services This plugin connects to the Zendesk API to create support tickets, fetch custom fields, and manage ticket data. This connection is required for the plugin to function properly. The plugin sends the following data to Zendesk: * Zendesk subdomain (configured by the site administrator) * Account email and API token (for authentication) * Ticket data including: requester name, email, subject, message, custom fields, tags, and metadata * User search queries (for API authentication verification) All API requests are made server-side using secure HTTPS connections to your Zendesk subdomain (e.g., https://your-subdomain.zendesk.com/api/v2/). This service is provided by “Zendesk Inc”: Zendesk Terms of Service, Privacy Policy. License This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later. You can view the full license text here: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Support & Feedback We’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions! 📩 Email: [email protected]

The easiest way to add Zendesk Support Form to your site Yetix helps you to add your Zendesk request form in one click into a post or a page. Zendesk® is a registered trademark of Zendesk Inc. You need to have a Zendesk account to use this plugin. With Yetix Request Form you can easily: create your form, based on your Zendesk Ticket Fields automatically send form submissions to Zendesk connect your site to your Zendesk account by simply entering API key use a Gutenberg block or a shortcode to include your form where you want in your site Create your own request form based on default fields or/and your custom fields, created into your Zendesk’s settings. Define the behaviour and the timeout after the user has filled out the form (stay in the same page or go to another page). Yetix Request Form adopts the design choices made by your theme. If your theme doesn’t have any style for forms, we added some “basic Classes” to prevent any troubles. Features and Options: Add form in your page or your post with the provided Gutenberg Block or shortcode Define your fields based on default and custom Zendesk Fields Drag and Drop fields to create your own form Add file attachments to tickets (only .jpg .png .pdf for a better security) Pre-fill form fields with the user’s data when they are logged in to WordPress. Choose between stay in the same page or be redirected to another page after form submission Automatic spam protection (without captcha). Fully translatable into any language. About us “Yetix Request Form” is one of the Yetix WordPress Plugins For Zendesk made by Whodunit Agency. Whodunit is a full-remote French WordPress agency. Founded in 2009, we are deeply involved in open-source development. Whodunit is the biggest agency in France in terms of contribution to WordPress ecosystem. We are building tailor-made editorial experiences for our clients and also providing high-level maintenance services. This activity is strongly dependent on our involvement in WordPress core development. Using our experience with WordPress and Zendesk, we decided to create several plugins for helping people to easily integrate Zendesk into their WordPress site. Help and support Documentation Join our Yetix Official Community group WordPress Support Forum Next features Create several forms Receive information about the user (browser, PHP version, WordPress version, Plugins installed/activated, ….) If you have some dreams, ideas, or suggestions, send here in the support forum your wishes. Enjoying Yetix Request Form? Visit our website Join the Yetix Community in Facebook Follow us in Twitter @YetixProducts Leave us a rating Languages / Localization Yetix is translated into English (UK) (English (UK)) and Français (French (France)). If you would like to translate the form into your language, please click here.