To add a tag to chats that start from a specific webpage, you can use a Chat trigger in Zendesk. This involves setting up a trigger that runs when a visitor requests a chat and checking the condition where the visitor's page URL equals the specific webpage URL. Once the condition is met, you can perform the action of adding a tag, such as 'checkout_page'. This process helps in organizing and tracking chats based on the webpage they originated from. For more detailed steps, you can refer to theoriginal Zendesk article.
Yes, you can tag chats from multiple pages with similar URLs using the 'Contains' option in the Visitor page URL condition. This is useful if you want the trigger to act on all pages that share a common URL stem but have different endings. For…
To tag chats from multiple different URLs using one trigger, you need to adjust the conditions to 'Check any of the following conditions'. Then, list each URL under the Visitor page URL condition. This setup allows the trigger to fire if a chat is…
If you prefer using custom code over chat triggers, you can add chat tags by embedding a JavaScript snippet on your website. The code snippet involves using the$zopim
function to add tags, such as 'checkout_page', to the chat. This method…
Chat tags might not appear on the support ticket if they are not synced until after the chat ends. This can happen if the chat session creates a support ticket before the tag is applied. To ensure tags are visible, check your chat trigger settings…
To report on chat tags in Zendesk, you can use the Chat Engagement Dataset to create queries. This dataset allows you to track and analyze chat interactions based on the tags applied. If you're having trouble finding tags in the chat dashboard or…