Connect Zendesk Guide integrations
Catalog your company's support articles and customer resources by integrating Zendesk Guide with Make. Linking this self-service knowledge base to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly create articles from resolved support tickets, sync attachments, and update translations in real time. Register today to activate your first automated knowledge-sharing scenario.
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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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Boost Productivity: Automate and Integrate Zendesk Guide with Make
By connecting Zendesk Guide with Make, you can automate your knowledge base workflows. Automatically send Slack updates, back up files to Google Drive, and sync customer data with your CRM to save valuable time.
Automatically notify your team on channels like Slack the moment a new help article is published.
Keep your knowledge base safe by automatically saving copies of your articles to Google Drive or OneDrive.
Easily share new self-service articles on social media or company newsletters without manual copying and pasting.
Automatically create tasks in Trello or Asana when draft articles are ready for review or need updating.
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