Issues
Authorization: Bearer
The start time (RFC3339) of the time range to get issues for. The duration between start_time and end_time must be less than or equal to 30 days.
The end time (RFC3339) of the time range to get issues for. The duration between start_time and end_time must be less than or equal to 30 days.
The request ID for tracking.
Authorization: Bearer
The account that this issue belongs to.
The user the issue should be assigned to.
An array of attachment URLs to attach to this issue.
Whether the requester's identity has NOT been verified. Defaults to false (verified).
The HTML content of the body of the issue.
The contact to attribute the first message to. Makes the message appear as a customer message rather than an internal note. Only one of user_id or contact_id can be provided. Requires destination_metadata.
Timestamp of when the issue was created. If not specified, the current time will be used. (RFC3339)
The priority of the issue. Can be one of: urgent, high, medium, or low.
The URL of an avatar of the requester.
The email of the contact this issue is on behalf of. If no matching contact exists, one will be created. Include one of requester_id or requester_email.
The contact this issue is on behalf of. Sets the "Requester" shown in the issue sidebar. Include one of requester_id or requester_email.
The full name of the requester. Used when creating a new contact via requester_email.
An array of strings to use as tags on this issue. If provided, the issue tags will be updated to the given tags.
The ID of the team this issue should be assigned to.
The title of the issue.
The internal user to attribute the first message to. Only one of user_id or contact_id can be provided. If neither is set, the API token's user is used.
The request ID for tracking.
Authorization: Bearer
The ID or number of the issue to fetch.
The request ID for tracking.
Authorization: Bearer
The ID of the issue to update.
The ID of the account that this issue belongs to.
The ID of the user who should be assigned to this issue. If empty string is passed in, the issue assignee will be removed.
Whether the issue should be visible in the customer portal.
The ID of the requester that this issue is on behalf of.
Deprecated: Use requester_id instead.
The state this issue should be moved to. Can be one of new, waiting_on_you, waiting_on_customer, on_hold, closed, or a custom status.
An array of strings to use as tags on this issue. If provided, the issue tags will be updated to be exactly the given tags.
The ID of the team this issue should be assigned to. If empty string is passed in, any assigned team will be removed.
The title of the issue.
The type of the issue. Set to "ticket" to upgrade a conversation to a support ticket. Cannot be downgraded from "ticket" to "conversation".
conversation: A conversation.
ticket: A support ticket.
The request ID for tracking.
Authorization: Bearer
The cursor to use for pagination.
The number of issues to fetch. Defaults to 100. Must be greater than 0 and less than 1000.
Fuzzy text search. Results are intersected with any provided filter.
Authorization: Bearer
The ID or number of the issue to snooze.
The date and time to snooze the issue until. (RFC3339)
The request ID for tracking.
Authorization: Bearer
The ID or number of the issue to get followers for.
The request ID for tracking.
Authorization: Bearer
The ID or number of the issue to add followers to.
The IDs of contacts to add as followers.
Operation to perform. Use "add" to add followers (default) or "remove" to remove followers.
The IDs of users to add as followers.
The request ID for tracking.
Authorization: Bearer
The ID or number of the issue to link external issues to.
The ID of the external issue in the source system.
Operation to perform. Use "link" to link issues (default) or "unlink" to unlink issues.
The source system of the external issue (e.g., "linear", "asana", "jira", "github", "shortcut").
The request ID for tracking.


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