When creating a view for affected tickets in Zendesk, use conditions that help identify tickets that didn't send messages.
If you know when the trigger was disabled, use conditions like 'Ticket: Status | Less than | Closed' and 'Ticket: Hours since created | Less than | 120'. If the timeframe is unknown, consider using other conditions such as status or assignee to filter the tickets effectively.
To resend emails to your customers in Zendesk, you can use a combination of views, macros, and bulk updates. First, gather all the affected tickets by creating a view or using advanced search to identify tickets that didn't send messages. Then,…
To gather affected tickets in Zendesk, you can create a view or use advanced search. When creating a view, add conditions such as ticket status and hours since creation to filter the tickets that didn't send messages. If you're unsure of the…
Creating a macro in Zendesk helps you resend emails with a consistent message. To create a macro, enter a name and add actions such as a comment or description. Use placeholders like {{ticket.requester.firstname}} and {{ticket.publiccomments}} to…
Bulk updating tickets in Zendesk allows you to resend emails efficiently. Once you've created a view or used advanced search to gather affected tickets, select all the tickets in the view. You can update up to 100 tickets at a time. Click 'Edit…