Yes, you can change the requester on a ticket from X within the Zendesk agent interface. However, if the new requester doesn't have an X account, you won't be able to respond using tweets or direct messages. The X response options will be disabled.
To continue using X for communication, ensure the new requester has an X account or choose a requester who does. Alternatively, you can use other channels like email to interact with the ticket.
Zendesk can automatically convert tweets into tickets, making it easier to manage interactions from X (formerly Twitter). When your admin configures Zendesk with X, tweets you like, direct messages, and public tweets mentioning your handle are…
Replying to tweets from Zendesk is straightforward and mirrors the original tweet's format. If a ticket is created from a direct message, your reply will also be a direct message. If it's from a tweet mentioning your handle, your reply will be a…
If your Zendesk setup includes multiple X accounts, you can choose which account to reply from. This is possible if your admin has enabled the 'Allow replies via this account' setting. You can select the desired account from the 'Reply as' list box…
Appending ticket links to outgoing tweets is a feature that can be enabled by your admin. If activated, you can check the 'Append ticket link' box at the bottom of the ticket to include a URL in your reply or direct message. This link directs the X…