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Introduction
RBI’s Delivery API is designed to allow vendors to receive delivery orders created by guests.
Support flows
Guest opens a ticket
Guests can open customer support tickets using the RBI app.
Typically, the app will display several categories and subcategories that guests can choose from before opening a ticket – see example above. The categories and subcategories are configured by operators in our content management system. Each category is configured as either a store ticket or a general ticket.
When a guest opens a store support ticket, the store support ticket event webhook (STORE_SUPPORT_TICKET_EVENT) will trigger.
When a guest opens a general support ticket, the general support ticket event webhook (GENERAL_SUPPORT_TICKET_EVENT) will trigger.
Both webhooks provide the same detailed payload regarding the ticket (category, subcategory, comments, source…), including a type key which indicates whether it is a general ticket ("type": "GENERAL") or store ticket ("type": "STORE").
This information is then used by the customer support vendor to create a ticket in their system. See below the expected flow:
Vendor opens a ticket
External parties can also open tickets using the submit a ticket endpoint, which is a counterpart to the general support and store support webhooks referenced in the previous section. Consequently, the payload for vendors to open a ticket is the same payload provided by the webhooks.
Note that tickets opened using the submit a ticket endpoint will be broadcasted via our webhooks following the structure explained above, so that the customer support vendor listening to the webhooks can create the corresponding tickets in their system.
Vendors can obtain the applicable customer support categories (category key), subcategories (subcategory key) and subcategories IDs (subcategoryId key) from our content management system. You can find how in the reference doc.