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Integrate Zendesk Support with Facebook App Events
Don't go through the pain of direct integration. RudderStack’s Zendesk Support integration makes it easy to send data from Zendesk Support to Facebook App Events and all of your other cloud tools.
Easy Zendesk Support to Facebook App Events integration with RudderStack
RudderStack’s open source Zendesk Support integration allows you to integrate RudderStack with your Zendesk Support to track event data and automatically send it to Facebook App Events. With the RudderStack Zendesk Support integration, you do not have to worry about having to learn, test, implement or deal with changes in a new API and multiple endpoints every time someone asks for a new integration.
Available via webhook
Add Zendesk Support as a source in RudderStack by enabling a webhook source in your RudderStack dashboard, then using our Transformations feature to re-shape the incoming payload. Once configured, RudderStack will send data from your Zendesk Support source to any destinations you connect. (Note, you will need to configure outbound webhooks in Zendesk Support.)
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Frequently Asked Questions
About Facebook App Events
Facebook App Events is a very handy and useful feature aimed at developers. It allows them to track user actions on their mobile or web apps, such as app installs or events related to purchases. Facebook App Events primarily works with three kinds of events. The first one includes the automatically logged events, which include app installs, user sessions and in-app purchases, that are automatically tracked by the Facebook SDK. The second type includes the Facebook-created standard events. Finally, the third kind includes the custom events that are specific to your app.
