Create Ticket
AutomatR.HubSpot.Activities.CreateTicket
The "Create Ticket" activity in AutomatR for HubSpot allows you to create a new ticket in a HubSpot user's account. This activity is part of the HubSpot activities package and streamlines the process of adding tickets to HubSpot.
Properties
Name | Description |
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Input | |
Pipeline | Select the predefined pipeline values to be associated with the new ticket. Enum variable containing the pipeline selection. |
Ticket Status | Select the predefined status values to be associated with the new ticket. Enum variable containing the ticket status selection. |
Priority | Select the predefined priority values to be associated with the new ticket. Enum variable containing the priority selection. |
Ticket Name | Enter the title or name for the new ticket. String variables containing the ticket name. |
Ticket Owner Email | Enter the owner email address of the new ticket. String variables containing the ticket owner's email. |
Ticket Description | Enter the description to be mentioned in the ticket. String variables containing the ticket description. |
Misc | |
Display Name | Provides a customizable name for the activity displayed in the workflow. The display name enhances clarity and organization within the automation project. String variables containing the desired display name. |
Optional | |
Delay | Enter the wait time in seconds (e.g., 5 seconds) to start the activity. Integer variables containing the delay duration. |
Output | |
Ticket Details | Returns the response as a HubSpotTicketCreatedResult . Variables of type HubSpotTicketCreatedResult to store the ticket details. |
How to Use
- Drag and drop the "Create Ticket" activity onto the workflow.
- Configure the properties by selecting the pipeline, ticket status, priority, and providing the ticket name, owner email, and description.
- Optionally, configure the delay.
- Execute the workflow to create the ticket in HubSpot.
Example:
Consider an example where the "Create Ticket" activity is used to add a new ticket to HubSpot:
Create Ticket:
Display Name: "New Support Ticket"
Pipeline: "Support Pipeline"
Ticket Status: "Open"
Priority: "High"
Ticket Name: "Support Request"
Ticket Owner Email: "support@example.com"
Ticket Description: "Customer is experiencing technical issues."
Result: hubSpotTicketResult
In this example, the activity creates a new ticket named "Support Request" with a specified pipeline, ticket status, priority, owner email, and description. The result of the operation is stored in the variable hubSpotTicketResult
for further handling in the workflow.