To create a view for CSAT ratings without the legacy agent dashboard, you can use the Zendesk Agent Workspace. Start by navigating to Admin Center > Workspaces > Agent tools > Views. Click 'Add view' and name it something like 'CSAT Good + Bad'. Set the conditions for tickets to appear in the view, such as 'Status | Greater than | On-hold' and 'Hours since ticket status Solved | Less than | 169 hours'. Choose the columns you want to display, like ID, Subject, and Requester, and set the sorting options. Save your changes to finalize the view.
This new view will help your agents transition from the legacy dashboard by providing a comprehensive look at CSAT ratings. You can further refine this view to match the legacy dashboard by using filters to focus on specific satisfaction types. For more details, check out the originalZendesk support article.
Refining a CSAT view to match the legacy agent dashboard involves using view filters to focus on specific satisfaction types. The legacy dashboard allowed filtering for good vs. bad CSAT, but the new view combines both. To refine, use the filtering…
When setting up a CSAT view in Zendesk, you need to define specific conditions for tickets to appear. These include 'Status | Greater than | On-hold' and 'Hours since ticket status Solved | Less than | 169 hours'. If you're using custom ticket…
To share a CSAT view with agents in Zendesk, you need to set the access permissions when creating the view. In the 'Who has access to this view' section, typically select 'Any agent' to ensure all agents can see the view. This step is crucial for…
To replicate the legacy dashboard in a CSAT view, include columns such as ID, Subject, Requester, Latest update by requester, Group, and Assignee. These columns provide a comprehensive overview of each ticket, similar to what agents are accustomed…