Can we link to ticket by ticket number? I.E. https://commit.acme.com/?ticketid=0500-1234
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northwestmsp
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Support Team
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Thank you for posting this.*
The following URL structure would work, basing the lookup on the record ID of the Ticket.
Here is an example:
http://crm.yourdomain.com:4961?cmtAction=View&cmtRecId=TK T12345678901234567
Hope this helps!
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northwestmsp
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This doesn't help when working with external data (i.e. CSTAT). Really need a direct to ticket link option based on ticket#.
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Support Team
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Makes sense. Noted and be considered! Thanks.
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northwestmsp
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Adding to this, we really need the ability to use the ticket# in an XML email to do automation with Zappier, client helpdesks, etc. Would be HUGE if we could reference actual ticket number in API/XML calls/emails.
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Support Team
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Noted as well. Thanks.
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northwestmsp
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If all I had was two pieces of information, what would be the most efficient method (via XML) to handle the following:
Add a History Note To Existing Ticket with only: Ticket Number [0500-10000] & Note [blablabla]
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Support Team
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Mmm, the XML API transaction for adding a History Note requires the Ticket Record ID unlike the Ticket number. Using numbers here for the API will unfortunately not work.
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Support Team
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UPDATE: It may actually work with the Ticket # here. Please give it another try and in case it does not work please share your app log files (the /Logs folder, zipped) with us over email (support@) so we'll try to learn what the exact problem is.
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northwestmsp
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Can you post an example XML email I should try (base structure, with 0500-XXXXX as a placeholder)?
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Support Team
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Here you go (for version 25+):
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<?crmxml version = "1.0" ?>
<CRMTransaction>
<ExternalApplicationName>CmtXmlApi</ExternalApplicationName>
<SendResponseToEmail>my@mail.com</SendResponseToEmail>
<Password>the-predefined-api-password</Password>
<DataKind>HISTORY-NOTE</DataKind>
<RecordData>
<FLDHISNOTEDATETIME>17/07/2020 11:15</FLDHISNOTEDATETIME>
<FLDHISWORKERID>CRDQ93UFMA072UI6U6RW</FLDHISWORKERID>
<FLDHISLINKRECID>0500-1007</FLDHISLINKRECID>
<FLDHISDESCRIPTION>MY DESCRIPTION</FLDHISDESCRIPTION>
</RecordData>
</CRMTransaction>
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northwestmsp
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Impressive, it works! Suggestion for improvement... allow filtering in API server to provide multiple passwords with levels of restricted access (i.e. no reply, no data extraction, submittal only, etc.).
Also would be nice to provide list of approved email addresses (another level of security). Right now even having this XML email API activated gives me heartache from a security standpoint.
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Support Team
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Great! You're welcome and thank you for the update. Ideas noted. Thanks.
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