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Resolve for Zapier

No support tool lives alone. The Zapier integration exists so the events that matter in Resolve, a resolution sent, an escalation created, a KB gap logged, can trigger anything in the thousands of apps you already use, without writing code.

Last updated 2026-07-11

What the Zapier integration does

  • Triggers on Resolve events: ticket created, resolution sent, escalation created, and more.
  • Actions so other tools can create or update tickets in Resolve.
  • No-code connections to spreadsheets, CRMs, project tools, and messaging apps.

What Reva does with your Zapier connections

  • Fires a workflow when a ticket escalates, for example logging a row or notifying a specialist team.
  • Lets other systems open tickets in Resolve, so a form or an app failure becomes a support case Reva can pick up.
  • Keeps the automation you already built alive while Resolve does the resolving.

One design principle runs through every integration: ground or refuse. Reva only acts on data it actually retrieved, business math is computed in code rather than written by the model, and anything risky, moving money, changing an account, an angry customer, routes to a human decision card instead of an autonomous action.

For high-volume or realtime needs, the direct API and webhooks are faster and more precise than Zapier. Use Zapier for breadth and speed of setup, the API for depth.

Setup, in plain language

  • In Settings, then Integrations, connect Zapier with your account.
  • Pick a Resolve trigger or action in the Zap editor.
  • Map fields to the other app and turn the Zap on.

A real use case

A team wants finance notified whenever a refund over a threshold is escalated. They build a Zap: when Resolve creates a refund escalation, add a row to a Google Sheet and post to a finance channel. No developer needed, and Reva keeps routing the refund to a human decision card as designed.

Frequently asked

Do I need code for Zapier?

No. Zapier is the no-code path. Pick a Resolve trigger, map it to another app, and turn it on.

When should I use the API instead?

For high volume, realtime reliability, or complex logic. Zapier is best for breadth and quick setup, the API and webhooks for depth and speed.

What events can trigger a Zap?

Ticket created, resolution sent, escalation created, and KB gap logged are the common ones, so you can react to both wins and handoffs.

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