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 We’re going to cover how to send your Zendesk ticket data into your Heap account. This allows you to analyze your ticket data alongside your product usage data, surfacing insights on what product areas are generating more tickets for your support team and helps you report on the effectiveness of your customer self-service resources. Three great reasons to send Zendesk ticket data to Heap:Get a more complete view of your user engagement across support, product, and documentation websites. Create reports that let you see how effectively your self-service resources deflect support tickets Analyze which users are likely to generate certain types of tickets and take preemptive actions to address them.The setup for this is really easy and should only take a few minutes.Login to your Zendesk Support instance Click the grid icon in the top right corner, click Admin Center In the left menu, under Apps and integrations, click Webhooks Click Actions >  Create Webhooks Define the Webhook settings Name - Any unique name to organize for future reference Endpoint URL - You can get the endpoint URL from the Track documentation on the Heap Developer documentation. At publication time, that URL is https://heapanalytics.com/api/track Request Method - Set to Post Leave Request Format as JSON Leave Authentication as None Click Test Webhook - It may take a few minutes for the post to display in Heap Click Create   In the left menu, under Objects and rules, click Triggers Click Add Trigger Define Trigger settings Trigger name -  Any unique name to organize for future reference Category - Select a category to organize your Heap trigger Conditions - Define the conditions that must be met to run the trigger. Actions - Select Notify active webhooks > YOUR WEBHOOK NAME (step 5.1) JSON body - Define the JSON body that will be sent to Heap. Go back to the Track documentation and copy the request example app_id - Your unique Heap app instance identity - email address timestamp - timestamp subject - Ticket Subject You can add any other name/value pairs you’d like to send to Heap   Click Create   Go to Heap to view the events triggered by the Zendesk trigger and webhook  There are other options for bringing together Heap and Zendesk data. This includes Stich and other services that enable you to unify all your user data in a data warehouse and run broader analysis. Those solutions come at additional cost and complexity. if you’re looking for a first step in unifying Heap, Zendesk and your other customer platforms, give this integration a try.  Have a question? A way to make it better? Add them in the comments below!