Installation

Requires PHP 5.6.

Using Composer:

The recommended way to install intercom-php is through Composer:

First, install Composer:

$ curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php

Next, install the latest intercom-php:

$ php composer.phar require intercom/intercom-php

Finally, you can include the files in your PHP script:

require "vendor/autoload.php";

Clients

use Intercom\IntercomClient;

$client = new IntercomClient(appId, apiKey);

Warning: API Keys are being deprecated - you should use a personal access token instead. Learn more about API Keys deprecation

Or if using an OAuth or Personal Access Token use:

use Intercom\IntercomClient;

$client = new IntercomClient(<insert_token_here>, null);

Users

// Create/update a user
$client->users->create([
  "email" => "test@intercom.io"
]);

// Delete a user by ID
$client->users->deleteUser("570680a8a1bcbca8a90001b9");

// Get a user by ID
$client->users->getUser("570680a8a1bcbca8a90001b9");

// Add companies to a user
$client->users->create([
  "email" => "test@intercom.io",
  "companies" => [
    [
      "id" => "3"
    ]
  ]
]);

// Find a single user by email 
$client->users->getUsers(["email" => "bob@intercom.io"]);

// List all users 
$client->users->getUsers([]);

Leads

// Create/update a lead
// See more options here: https://developers.intercom.io/reference#create-lead
$client->leads->create([]);

// List leads
// See more options here: https://developers.intercom.io/reference#list-leads
$client->leads->getLeads([]);

// Find a lead by ID
$client->leads->getLead("570680a8a1bcbca8a90000a9");

// Delete a lead by ID
$client->leads->deleteLead("570680a8a1bcbca8a90000a9");

// Convert a Lead to a User
$leads->convertLead([
  "contact" => [
    "user_id" => "8a88a590-e1c3-41e2-a502-e0649dbf721c"
  ],
  "user" => [
    "email" => "winstonsmith@truth.org"
  ]
]);

Tags

// List tags
$client->tags->getTags();

// Tag users
// See more options here: https://developers.intercom.io/reference#tag-or-untag-users-companies-leads-contacts
$client->tags->tag([
  "name" => "Test",
  "users" => [
    ["id" => "1234"]
  ]
]);

Segments

// List Segments
$client->segments->getSegments();

Events

// Create an event
$client->events->create([
  "event_name" => "testing",
  "created_at" => 1391691571,
  "email" => "test@intercom.io"
]);

// View events for a user
$client->events->getEvents(["email" => "bob@intercom.io"]);

Companies

// Create a company
$client->companies->create([
  "name" => "foocorp", "id" => "3"
]);

// List Companies
$client->companies->getCompanies([]);

Admins

// List admins
$client->admins->getAdmins();

Messages

// Send a message from an admin to a user
// See more options here: https://developers.intercom.io/reference#conversations
$client->messages->create([
  "message_type" => "inapp",
  "subject" => "Hey",
  "body" => "Ponies, cute small horses or something more sinister?",
  "from" => [
    "type" => "admin",
    "id" => "1234"
  ],
  "to" => [
    "type" => "user",
    "email" => "bob@intercom.io"
  ]
]);

Conversations

// List conversations for an admin
// See more options here: https://developers.intercom.io/reference#list-conversations
$client->conversations->getConversations([
  "type" => "admin",
  "admin_id" => "25610"
]);

// Get a single conversation
$client->conversations->getConversation("1234")

// Reply to a conversation
// See more options here: https://developers.intercom.io/reference#replying-to-a-conversation
$client->conversations->replyToConversation("5678", [
  "email" => "test@intercom.io",
  "body" => "Thanks :)",
  "type" => "user",
  "message_type" => "comment"
]);

Counts

// List counts
// See more options here: https://developers.intercom.io/reference#getting-counts
$client->counts->getCounts([])

Bulk

// Bulk create/update users
// See more options here: https://developers.intercom.io/reference#bulk-user-operations
$client->bulk->users([
  "items" => [
    ["method" => "post","data_type" => "user","data" => ['email' => 'test1@intercom.io']],
    ["method" => "post","data_type" => "user","data" => ['email' => 'test2@intercom.io']]
  ]
]);

// Bulk create/update users
// See more options here: https://developers.intercom.io/reference#bulk-event-operations
$client->bulk->events([
  "items" => [
    ["method" => "post","data_type" => "event","data" => ['event_name' => 'test-event', "email" => "test@intercom.io", "created_at" => 1468055411]],
    ["method" => "post","data_type" => "event","data" => ['event_name' => 'test-event', "email" => "test@intercom.io", "created_at" => 1467969011]]
  ]
]);

Notes

// Create a note
$client->notes->create([
  "admin_id" => "21",
  "body" => "Text for my note",
  "user" => [
    "id" => "5310d8e8598c9a0b24000005"
  ]
]);

// List notes for a user
$client->notes->getNotes([
  "user_id" => "25"
]);

// Get a single Note by id
$client->notes->getNote("42");

Pagination

When listing, the Intercom API may return a pagination object:

{
  "pages": {
    "next": "..."
  }
}

You can grab the next page of results using the client:

$client->nextPage($response["pages"]);

Pull Requests

• Add tests! Your patch won't be accepted if it doesn't have tests.

• Document any change in behaviour. Make sure the README and any other relevant documentation are kept up-to-date.

• Create topic branches. Don't ask us to pull from your master branch.

• One pull request per feature. If you want to do more than one thing, send multiple pull requests.

• Send coherent history. Make sure each individual commit in your pull request is meaningful. If you had to make multiple intermediate commits while developing, please squash them before sending them to us.