To track satisfaction ratings with comments in Zendesk, you can create a custom view. Start by adding a new view and set the condition under 'Tickets must meet all of these conditions to appear in the view' to 'Status Category | Greater than | New'. If your account has custom ticket statuses deactivated, use 'Status' instead of 'Status Category'. Then, under 'Tickets can meet any of these conditions to appear in the view', select 'Satisfaction | Is | Good with comment' and 'Satisfaction | Is | Bad with comment'.
For a broader view that includes all satisfaction ratings, use the 'Greater than | Offered' setting. Finally, under Formatting options, add 'Satisfaction' and, if enabled, 'Satisfaction Reason' to display more information on the view page. Note that views cannot display CSAT comments directly. For more details, check the originalZendesk article.
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