How to create a request along with requester email address through API ?
Format :
INPUT_DATA=
{
"operation": {
"details": {
"subject": "Cannot browse",
"description": "Unable to connect to the internet",
"requester": "Will Hamilton",
"requesterEmail": "will.h@mycompany.com",
"site": "Sample Site",
"account": "Sample Account",
"requesttemplate": "Unable to browse"
}
}
}
Ex :
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