Intercom and Zendesk
Standard and upUpdated October 20, 2026
Connect Intercom or Zendesk so your support team sees what each person watched, right where they answer them.
Intercom
- In Intercom, create an app in the Developer Hub and copy its access token. It needs to read and write contacts, events, tags and data attributes.
- In Pellio, go to Settings → Integrations → Intercom, choose your region (US, EU or Australia), paste the token and choose Connect.
- Leads from your video forms create or update the contact (new people become Intercom leads) with a
pellio-lead-capturedevent. - For people who are already contacts, Pellio keeps their last video, progress and videos completed up to date, and adds
pellio-video-started,-progressand-completedevents to their activity. - With lead scoring, their engagement score is added too, and hot leads get the tag Pellio: hot lead.
Zendesk
- In Zendesk Admin Center, go to Apps and integrations → APIs → Zendesk API and add an API token.
- In Pellio, go to Settings → Integrations → Zendesk, enter your subdomain (the part before
.zendesk.com), an admin’s email and the token, and choose Connect.
- Leads from your video forms create or update the user, with the video they filled the form in on.
- For existing users, Pellio keeps user fields up to date: last video, progress, videos completed and engagement score. Hot leads get the tag
pellio_hot_lead.
Pellio creates its fields the first time it needs them. Watching a video never creates a contact or user on its own: only a form does.
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