Zendesk has four default triggers that send email notifications to agents. These are Notify assignee of comment update, Notify assignee of assignment, Notify assignee of reopened ticket, and Notify all agents of received request.
These triggers are responsible for sending updates to agents' emails whenever there are changes or activities in the tickets they are assigned to or involved with. If you wish to stop these notifications, you can deactivate these triggers. However, be careful not to deactivate triggers that notify customers, as this will prevent them from receiving important updates.
To stop email notifications to your Zendesk agents, you need to deactivate specific triggers. Triggers control the email notifications for ticket updates, and by deactivating those that contain the Notify by > User email | Object | Ticket >…
Yes, you can disable email notifications for specific actions in Zendesk by managing your triggers and automations. Triggers and automations are business rules that send email notifications based on certain conditions. To stop notifications for…
Your Zendesk agents are likely receiving numerous email notifications due to active triggers or automations. These business rules are set to send email notifications to users based on specific ticket activities or conditions. To reduce the number…
Managing email notifications for side conversations in Zendesk can be tricky, especially if there are no specific triggers set for them. If agents are receiving notifications for side conversations, it might be due to default settings or other…