Your support team works in Zendesk. Your customers message on WhatsApp. WA.Expert bridges both — WhatsApp messages create Zendesk tickets automatically, and agent replies in Zendesk are delivered back as WhatsApp messages. One queue, two channels.
Zendesk is the enterprise support platform powering customer service teams globally. WA.Expert adds WhatsApp as a bidirectional support channel — tickets from WhatsApp appear in Zendesk, Zendesk agent replies go back as WhatsApp messages.
| Zendesk trigger | WhatsApp action (WA.Expert) | Business impact |
|---|---|---|
| Customer WhatsApp message | Zendesk ticket created with message as first comment | Unified support queue |
| Agent reply in Zendesk | Delivered to customer as WhatsApp message | Seamless agent experience |
| Ticket status → Pending | WhatsApp update: "We're looking into this" | Proactive communication |
| Ticket status → Solved | WhatsApp resolution confirmation + CSAT survey | Customer feedback |
| Ticket overdue (SLA breach) | WhatsApp alert to customer + escalation | SLA management |
In Zendesk Admin → Apps → Marketplace. Search "WA.Expert" and install. Authorise with your WA.Expert API key.
In Zendesk Channels, WA.Expert appears as a messaging channel. Set default assignee group, ticket tags, and priority for incoming WhatsApp tickets.
In WA.Expert, configure Zendesk as the reply destination. When an agent replies in Zendesk, the reply is routed back to the customer via WhatsApp automatically.
Set rules for how WhatsApp messages create tickets: new conversation = new ticket, or match to existing open ticket if from same number within 24 hours.
In Zendesk, set up a trigger for "Ticket solved" → WA.Expert sends CSAT survey via WhatsApp 30 minutes after resolution.
WA.Expert handles WhatsApp API authentication, template management, and message delivery. You only pass the trigger data from Zendesk — no WhatsApp API expertise needed.
Bi-directional WhatsApp ↔ Zendesk integration. Your team works in Zendesk, your customers stay on WhatsApp. One queue, zero channel switching.