On the OAuth & Permissions page, scroll down to the Redirect URLs Later in the OAuth flow, ZISĮxchanges the verification code for an access token. Sends ZIS an verification code at this URL. Set a default redirect URL for your Slack app. Your integration can then use the stored token When done, the OAuth flow sends a SlackĪccess token to ZIS for storage. When an admin clicks the Connect to Slack button, the app uses ZIS APIs to The OAuth page closes and redirects you back to the OAuth & Permissions page. Under OAuth Tokens for Your Workspace, click Install to Workspace. Scroll up to the top of the OAuth & Permissions page.

Next, install the Slack app to your workspace. In the field, type chat:write and press Enter.

Under Bot Token Scopes, click Add an OAuth Scope. The OAuth & Permissions page is displayed. In the left sidebar, click OAuth & Permissions. Next, add the chat:write scope to your Slack app. Save the client ID and secret in a secure place.

Scroll down the page to the App Credentials section. The Basic Information page for your Slack app is displayed. To start, create a Slack app named Zendesk Ticket Bot.Įnter Zendesk Ticket Bot as the app name. Messages, the integration needs a Slack app. When complete, the integration will post messages to a Slack channel. Thisīutton lets admins connect the integration to a Slack workspace. In this tutorial, you'll add a Connect to Slack button to the app. The button lets admins connect the integration to their In the previous tutorial, you created a Zendesk app with a Connect to

Part 2: Connect to Slack - YOU ARE HERE.

This tutorial is part of a series that builds a Zendesk integration for Slack:

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