Conditions for Creating a View in Zendesk

What conditions should I use to create a view for affected tickets in Zendesk?

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.

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