During the closing phase of a service incident at Zendesk, open tickets with customers are closed, and all incident details are documented and communicated. A weekly service incident digest report is shared across Zendesk, summarizing incident descriptions, customer impact, and remediations.
The retrospective information is published to the Help Center, and tickets are updated with results. This marks the completion of the analysis and reporting phase, ensuring transparency and accountability.
A service incident retrospective at Zendesk is a reflective exercise conducted with all team members involved in an incident to examine and document its causes, impact, and resolution actions. This process helps identify root causes and follow-up…
Zendesk handles high severity incident analysis by scheduling a retrospective meeting with all involved team members and stakeholders. This meeting is typically held within 72 hours of incident resolution, depending on complexity and team…
Assigning remediation items at Zendesk involves classifying them as preventive or general, prioritizing them, and setting response SLAs. The Product Engineering team identifies responsible teams, links items to root causes, and adds them to the…
For low severity incidents, Zendesk conducts a leaner root cause and reporting phase. A formal retrospective meeting is not typically held unless requested, but an Incident Document is created by the Product Engineering owner. Root causes are…