Connect Gmail and Zoho Desk and WordPress integrations

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Popular Gmail and Zoho Desk and WordPress workflows.

Looking to get more out of Gmail and Zoho Desk and WordPress? With Make you can visually integrate Gmail and Zoho Desk and WordPress into any workflow to save time and resources — no coding required. Try any of these templates in just a few clicks.

Create social media posts from a blog using ChatGPT 1/2

Effortlessly convert your blog content into engaging social media posts using ChatGPT- boost your online engagement, drive traffic, and grow your readership effortlessly. Please use this Airtable base. Scenario 2/2

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Post directly on social media from a blog using ChatGPT

Easily post on social media from your blog using ChatGPT - a powerful AI tool that streamlines content sharing, increases engagement, and enhances your online presence effortlessly.

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Create recurring Zoho Desk tickets from Airtable

Use this template to automatically create recurring Zoho Desk tickets from Airtable. It can create tickets that are supposed to be created every day, week, or month.

The template works with the following Airtable base. For the weekly tickets, enter the name of the day (i.e. Monday, or Wednesday) the ticket should be created on to the 'Day' field. For the monthly ticket, enter the day of the month without the leading zero (i.e. 3, or 16).

You can get Department, Contact (i.e. Customer), and Agent (i.e. Assignee) ID in your Zoho Desk account after clicking on the particular Department, Customer, and Agent in the respective menu (Customers menu is visible at the top of your Zoho Desk page, for Department and Agent menu you have to click on the cogwheel in the upper-right corner of the page). The ID is a 17-digit number at the end of the URL.

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Create Zoho Desk contact from new Shopify customer

Shopify will watch for new customers and automatically save them as a new contact in Zoho Desk.

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Zoho Desk ticket created on new Google Forms response

Every time a new Google Forms response is collected, it will be sent into Zoho Desk as a new ticket. Response must contain Last name & Email. You can use this one as an example.

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Create Zoho Desk tickets from negative tweets (using MonkeyLearn's sentiment analysis)

Use this template to automatically perform sentiment analysis (using MonkeyLearn) of a Twitter post where you are mentioned and create a Zoho Desk ticket if the result is "negative".

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New person from Pipedrive added to Zoho Desk

When a new person is added to Pipedrive, Zoho Desk will search for their company - if the company exists, new person will be added as contact. If the company doesn't exist in Zoho Desk, both company and contact will be created.

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New Zoho CRM accounts saved / updated in Zoho Desk

On each run, Zoho CRM will get last 20 accounts that have been created / modified. Zoho Desk will then create corresponding account or update it.

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Create a new ticket in Zoho Desk from a new Typeform form response

Every time a new Typeform form response is submitted, a new ticket will be instantly created in Zoho Desk.

The template expects your Typeform form to collect the following information:

Email
First name
Last name

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Build your Gmail and Zoho Desk and WordPress integrations.

Create custom Gmail and Zoho Desk and WordPress workflows by choosing triggers, actions, and searches. A trigger is an event that launches the workflow, an action is the event.

Add Comment

Add a comment to an object based on id for a particular module (tasks, tickets).

Action

Close Tickets

Close one or more tickets by specifying the ticket ID(s) in a list.

Action

Copy an Email

Copies an email or a draft into a selected folder.

Action

Create Object

Create an object based on a selected module (ex: create an account, create a contact, create a ticket ...).

Action

Create a Category

Creates a category.

Action

Create a Draft

Creates a new draft and adds it to a selected folder.

Action

Create a Media Item

Creates a media item.

Action

Create a Post

Creates a post.

Action

Create a Tag

Creates a tag.

Action

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