Agent collision in Zendesk occurs when multiple agents work on the same ticket simultaneously. To avoid this, Zendesk provides visual cues like an eye icon next to tickets being viewed by another agent. Within a ticket, you can see collision details in the upper left corner, indicating how other agents are interacting with the ticket. This helps prevent conflicting updates and ensures smooth ticket management.
For more tips on avoiding agent collision, refer to theoriginal Zendesk help article.
To view and manage tickets in Zendesk, you can use the Views feature. Views are groups of tickets organized based on specific criteria, such as status or priority. You can access these views by clicking the Views icon in the sidebar. Once in a…
The agent dashboard in Zendesk is your go-to place for managing tickets assigned to you and your groups. It displays open tickets, ticket satisfaction statistics, and the last 100 updates made to your tickets. You can access it by clicking the Home…
Play mode in Zendesk is a feature that guides you through available tickets in a view automatically. By clicking the Play button, you open the first ticket in the view. After addressing the ticket, you can click Submit to update it and…
In Zendesk, you can track your recently viewed tickets by hovering over the +add tab in the top toolbar. This shows you the last five tickets you viewed. However, note that this list disappears after 72 hours if no action is taken on any of your…
To expand or collapse your views list in Zendesk, click the arrow at the top of the views list. When collapsed, the list will auto-show when you mouse over it and auto-hide when you move away. By default, your views list is expanded, but you can…
In Zendesk, standard ticket statuses include New, Open, Pending, On-hold, and Solved. The On-hold status is available only if an admin has activated it. These statuses help you track the progress of tickets and manage them effectively. For more…