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11 actions · 2 auth methods
Ticketing

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Authentication

OAuth 2.0 (Slack Sign-In)

Authenticates the connecting user with a Slack OAuth 2.0 sign-in. The Slack user ID and workspace ID are taken from Slac…Guides: Connector Profile, Link Account

API Token

Uses a static API token issued from the Wrangle web app under Integrations > Wrangle API. The token, Slack Workspace ID,…Guides: Connector Profile, Link Account
Actions
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11 actions
Action
Description
List Inboxes
List all Wrangle inboxes the authenticated user has access to
Get Inbox
Retrieve a single Wrangle inbox by its identifier
Update Inbox
Update user role assignments on a Wrangle inbox
List Tickets
List tickets within a Wrangle inbox (paginated)
Create Ticket
Create a new Wrangle ticket in an inbox
Get Ticket
Retrieve a single Wrangle ticket by its identifier
Update Ticket
Update a Wrangle ticket’s mutable fields
Delete Ticket
Permanently delete a Wrangle ticket
List Workflows
List all Wrangle workflow definitions visible to the authenticated user
Get Workflow
Retrieve a single Wrangle workflow definition by its identifier
Start Workflow
Start a new instance of a Wrangle workflow

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Getting Started

1

Create or Select a Project

Set up a new project or select an existing one. See Organizations & Projects.
2

Configure the Connector

Enable the connector and set up a connector profile in your project. See Managing Connectors.

Connector Profile

Wrangle - OAuth 2.0 (Slack Sign-In)

Connector Profile

Wrangle - API Token
3

Link an Account

Connect an account using StackOne Hub or Auth Link.

Link Account

Wrangle - OAuth 2.0 (Slack Sign-In)

Link Account

Wrangle - API Token
4

Use Actions

Invoke actions using one of the methods below:
  • MCP – Model Context Protocol for AI assistants
  • A2A – Agent-to-Agent protocol
  • Agent SDK – TypeScript and Python SDKs for AI agents
  • Actions RPC – Direct API calls
  • Playground – Test actions in the dashboard