Connect Zendesk Guide integrations
Marshal your customer support knowledge by automating Zendesk Guide to publish articles and manage self-service resources. Connecting your help center to this workflow automation tool lets you instantly create draft documents, update translations, and sync attachments across your tech stack. Sign up for a free account today to build your first knowledge-sharing pipeline.
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Archives a given article.
Creates a new article.
Creates a new article attachment.
Deletes article attachment.
Deletes article vote.
Reads details about a given article.
Lists article attachments.
Lists votes.
Lists articles.
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Connect Zendesk Guide to your favorite tools. Automate articles, sync help center data, and simplify your support workflows.
Supercharge Your Knowledge Base: Automate Zendesk Guide with Make
Integrate Zendesk Guide with Make to automate your support. Alert teams on Slack, backup articles in Google Drive or Dropbox, and manage content drafts in Trello and Asana.
Automatically alert your team in chat apps like Slack the moment a new help article is published.
Seamlessly save copies of your knowledge base articles to cloud storage platforms like Google Drive or Dropbox.
Connect Zendesk Guide to task managers like Trello or Asana to easily track article requests and drafts.
Share newly published articles across your social media channels or community forums without any manual work.
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