Support Ticket Triage and Routing Agent

Automatically review and route support tickets based on severity, so urgent issues reach the right team faster.

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Overview

The support ticket triage and routing agent automatically reviews every incoming Zendesk ticket, assigns the right priority and category, and routes urgent issues directly to the right team via Slack, PagerDuty, or email. Accelerate response times and reduce manual overhead while ensuring the most critical tickets are prioritized.

Tools used by this agent

  • Zendesk: Detects ticket creation, reads content, applies tags, and tracks status updates

  • PagerDuty: Lists services, creates incidents, and assigns based on mapped tags

  • Slack: Sends notifications to relevant support or engineering teams

How does this agent work?

When a new ticket is created in Zendesk, the agent automatically does the following:

  1. Reads the ticket content to assess urgency and categorize the issue.

  2. Applies or updates tags based on content analysis or predefined criteria.

  3. Triggers escalation workflows:

    • For high-priority or urgent tickets, it automatically creates a PagerDuty incident and routes it to the correct team (for example, IAM, Platform).

    • For standard issues, it sends the ticket summary to the appropriate Slack channel or email alias.

  4. Links the ticket to internal systems alongside relevant ticket details, streamlining triage and response.

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How to use this template

This agent requires the following configurations to function:

Zendesk

- zendesk_api_key - zendesk_ticket_url - zendesk_username - zendesk_url

Pagerduty

- pagerduty_api_key

Set up the template

To set up the template, do the following:

  1. Clone the agent template from the Flows workspace.

  2. Get your Zendesk credentials. In Postman, open the module’s Configurations panel and save the following credentials:

  3. Set up PagerDuty:

  4. Deploy the action to the Postman cloud.

    • Copy the action_url from the deployment output.

  5. In Zendesk, set up a webhook and add the action URL to it.

    • Configure it to send newly created ticket events to the deployed action URL.

  6. Create a new Zendesk ticket and confirm that:

    • Tags are applied automatically

    • Escalations are triggered via PagerDuty (if applicable)

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