To create a macro for agents to close tickets, you need to set up an action that adds the 'closenow' tag to a ticket. This macro ensures that agents don't forget to add the necessary tag, which triggers the closing process. When the macro is applied to a ticket, it automatically adds the tag, activating the trigger that closes the ticket.
This is a crucial step in the workflow for manually closing tickets in Zendesk.
To manually close a ticket in Zendesk, you need to set up a trigger and a macro. First, create a trigger with conditions that check if the ticket status is less than closed and if it contains the 'closenow' tag. Then, set actions to remove the…
Manually closing a ticket in Zendesk is useful because closed tickets cannot be modified, ensuring that no further changes are made. This is particularly important when business rules or the Zendesk API might make changes upon or after a ticket is…
Creating a trigger to close a ticket involves setting specific conditions and actions. First, create a new trigger and set conditions to check if the ticket status is less than closed and if it contains the 'closenow' tag. Then, set actions to…
Yes, you can create a view for solved call tickets in Zendesk. To do this, set the conditions for the view to include tickets with a status of 'Solved' and a channel of 'Phone call (incoming)'. If you want to include outgoing calls as well, adjust…
When a ticket is manually closed by placing it directly into a closed status, the sender will not receive a notification email. However, if you need to notify the sender, you can create a macro that notifies the user of the ticket closing and…