author_uid should be the same as requested_by_uid OR reference a User with an admin role
custom_form_inputs[], you can use arbitrary forms and native forms
You can actually send a mix of Arbitrary and Native forms as long as the native form are valid.
An example payload would be:
files at the moment via the public API.
custom_form_inputs[] items with the format
GET https://api.siit.io/v1/services/wa_xxxx endpoint (custom_form_input_configuration[])custom_form_inputs[] to your request creation payloadBearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
employee_portal, slack, mail, ms_teams must be equal to requester UID or reference an admin user.
can be different from the author UID (e.g Admin submitting on behalf)
can be provided along submitted_from=slack to link directly to a specific message. Note that if bot has a specific public request configuration for the channel then the request mode will be "public".
open, in_progress, waiting, resolved, archived low, medium, high, urgent An optional array containing data attached to the request. Each item must include either "uid" (native input) or "label" (arbitrary input), plus "value".
A custom form input item for request creation. Either "label" (arbitrary input) or "uid" (native input from service configuration) must be provided.
Request created