To identify inactive messaging tickets in Zendesk, you need to create specific triggers. Start by creating a trigger to tag active messaging tickets. This involves setting conditions such as the ticket channel being 'Messaging' and the ticket status being 'New'.
Next, create a trigger to tag inactive messages. This trigger should include conditions like the ticket being updated via a chat transcript and containing the 'active' tag. The actions for this trigger will add the 'inactive' tag and remove the 'active' tag. These triggers help in managing the routing of messages based on their activity status.
Omnichannel routing in Zendesk allows you to prioritize active messaging conversations over inactive ones. This is achieved by creating custom queues and using triggers to identify when a message becomes inactive. Active messages are routed to…
To set up omnichannel routing for active and inactive messages, you need to configure custom queues and create triggers. First, ensure that omnichannel routing is enabled and messaging activity routing is turned off. Next, create groups of agents…
Creating groups of agents in Zendesk helps manage ticket assignments based on skills or experience. To create groups for handling messages, go to the Admin Center, click on People, then select Team > Groups. Click 'Add group' and enter a group…
Configuring custom queues in Zendesk allows you to manage active and inactive messages separately. To define a queue for active messages, go to the Admin Center, click on Objects and rules, then select Omnichannel routing > Queues. Create a queue…