If a Zendesk ticket creation fails, the ticket ID that would have been used is skipped. This ensures that each ticket ID remains unique and sequential.
Ticket creation can fail for several reasons, such as missing required fields like subject or description during the creation process. Additionally, API-based ticket creation might fail due to various issues, leading to skipped IDs. These skipped IDs result in gaps in the sequence of ticket IDs.
Ticket IDs in Zendesk might not be perfectly sequential due to several reasons. The most common causes include ticket deletion, failed ticket creation in the agent interface or request form, and API ticket-creation failures. When a ticket is…
To check if a Zendesk ticket was ever created, you can use the Incremental Ticket Events endpoint of the API. This tool allows you to verify the existence of a ticket ID. By setting a start_time of a previous ticket's creation, you can search for…
Zendesk skips ticket IDs to maintain unique and sequential numbering, even when ticket creation fails or tickets are deleted. When a ticket is deleted or if the creation process fails due to missing required fields or API issues, the system skips…