Changing the color encoding in a Zendesk Explore heatmap is a simple process.
In the chart configuration menu, click on 'Colors'. On the Colors page, change the Color encoding to style 3. You can also customize the colors by clicking the two paintdrops to select colors for the lower and upper end results. Adjusting the blue dot on the color range can add more contrast to your heatmap, making it easier to interpret.
Creating a First Reply Time heatmap in Zendesk Explore is a straightforward process. To start, navigate to Explore and click the reports icon. In the Reports library, select 'New report'. Choose the dataset 'Support > Support - Tickets' and click…
To create a First Reply Time heatmap in Zendesk Explore, you'll need a few things. Firstly, ensure you have Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise, as well as Editor or Admin permissions. You'll also need ticket data in Zendesk Support. The…
Yes, you can customize the First Reply Time heatmap to reflect your business hours in Zendesk. If you've set up business hours in Zendesk, you can adjust the report to align with these hours. This customization allows you to better understand your…
Filtering the First Reply Time heatmap for a specific period is easy in Zendesk Explore. To do this, click on 'Ticket created - Hour' and then select 'Edit date ranges'. This allows you to narrow down the data to a specific timeframe, such as the…
Absolutely, the approach used for the First Reply Time heatmap can be applied to other metrics in Zendesk Explore. You can use this method for metrics like 'Tickets by creation time' and 'Solved tickets by solved time'. This flexibility allows you…