When you assume an end user in Zendesk, you can perform actions as if you were that user. This includes creating tickets, adding comments, and navigating their view of Zendesk Support.
It's important to remember that any actions you take while assuming an end user will be attributed to that user. This feature is particularly useful for troubleshooting and understanding the user experience from their perspective.
To assume the identity of an end user in Zendesk, you need to have the appropriate permissions. This feature allows administrators or agents with permission to edit user profiles to log in as an end user, which can be helpful for troubleshooting…
Currently, it is not possible to completely disable the feature to assume an end user in Zendesk. However, you can limit access to this feature by setting permissions to 'Read only', 'Add and edit within their organization', or 'Add, edit, and…
Yes, assuming the identity of an end user is now captured in the audit logs. This allows you to track when and how often this feature is used. Previously, this was not part of the audit logs, but due to customer feedback, it has been included to…
If you encounter issues while assuming an end user in Zendesk, ensure that your Help Center is activated and visible to end users, as this is a requirement for using the feature. If the problem persists, consider reaching out to Zendesk support for…