When business rule actions like Email user + (requester and CCs) are suppressed in Zendesk, it affects the Events log. If the trigger or automation doesn't include any other actions, no event is recorded, even though the trigger or automation fired.
However, if there are other actions in the rule, such as adding a tag, those actions are executed and recorded in the Events log. This ensures that while the notification might be suppressed, other actions are still documented.
CC email notifications in Zendesk can be suppressed due to system rules designed to prevent duplicate emails and maintain privacy. These rules ensure that internal notes remain private and reduce the number of duplicate notifications sent to users…
If a requester doesn't have an email address in their Zendesk profile, they won't receive any email notifications. This is because Zendesk wouldn't know where to send the message. In such cases, even if CCs on the ticket have email addresses, they…
Automations in Zendesk can affect comment privacy, especially when the Email user action is involved. When an automation with this action fires on a private ticket, admins, agents, or groups receive an email notification, but end users do not….
The 'Make email comments from CCed end users public' setting in Zendesk can lead to the suppression of the Email user + (requester and CCs) action under certain conditions. This setting is generally not recommended because it might expose replies…