In an Explore report for open tickets, you can use various attributes to customize your data.
Start with the 'Requester name' attribute to identify users. You can also include 'Ticket ID' and any other relevant attributes. Use 'Ticket status' as a filter to focus on open or pending tickets. If you have custom ticket statuses, you can filter by 'Ticket custom status name', 'Ticket custom status category', or 'Ticket custom status state'.
For more information, see the originalZendesk help article.
You can't directly export a list of users with open tickets from Zendesk Support. However, you can achieve this by creating an Explore report. To do this, use the Support - Tickets dataset in Explore. Include the metric 'Tickets' and the attribute…
Creating an Explore report for users with open tickets involves using the Support - Tickets dataset. Start by selecting the metric 'Tickets' and the attribute 'Requester name'. You can add more attributes like 'Ticket ID' if needed. Use 'Ticket…
Yes, third-party tools like Help Desk Migration can be used to export users with open tickets. These tools offer customization options to import only open tickets and the contacts who raised them. You can export this data into a CSV file or…