If article recommendations are not appearing in Zendesk email notifications, it might be because your Help Center web form is configured to dynamically display article recommendations. This setup suppresses related bot placeholders from email notification triggers to prevent users from receiving the same list of recommended articles via email after viewing them on the web form.
To resolve this, review your Help Center configuration and adjust it if you want recommendations to appear in both places.
If Zendesk Autoreplies isn't recommending any articles, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure that your trigger conditions are being met. Sometimes, new tickets might be created with a status of 'Open' instead of 'New', which can…
To ensure your Zendesk Autoreplies trigger is firing correctly, double-check all the conditions set on the trigger. Sometimes, new tickets might be created with a status of 'Open' instead of 'New', which can prevent the trigger from firing. Adding…
If your Zendesk ticket is in an unsupported language, it may not return any recommended articles, or it might suggest articles in a supported language. To resolve this, check the list of supported languages and ensure your tickets are in one of…
If there are no relevant article suggestions in Zendesk Autoreplies, it might be because there are no close matches to the ticket content. Ensure that you have relevant articles that match the ticket's content. Including commonly-used words in the…
Article labels in Zendesk can restrict the articles suggested by allowing access only to articles with a particular label. While this feature is useful, incorrect usage can lead to situations where no articles are found. Double-check your labels…
Zendesk Autoreplies are specifically disabled for follow-up tickets. This means that even if the original ticket had article suggestions, follow-up tickets will not trigger the same behavior. If you need article suggestions for follow-up tickets,…