To display organizations with no tickets in Zendesk Explore, you need to create a custom report. Start by opening Explore and clicking the reports icon. In the Reports library, select 'New report' and choose the 'Support - Tickets' dataset. Add the 'Tickets' metric and create a standard calculated metric for organizations with the formula:IF ([Requester organization status]="Active") THEN [Requester organization ID] ENDIF
. Ensure 'Compute separately' is enabled. Add this metric to your report and set its aggregator to COUNT. Finally, add the 'Requester organization name' attribute to the Rows panel to see a table of organizations and their ticket counts. Sort by the Tickets column to identify organizations with no tickets. For more details, visit theoriginal guide.
To create a report in Zendesk Explore, you need to have Editor or Admin permissions. These permissions allow you to access and modify reports within Explore. Additionally, you must have Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise, as well as access…
If you encounter syntax errors in Zendesk Explore formulas, it might be due to incorrect attribute names or locale settings. Ensure that the attribute names are spelled correctly and match the locale settings of your account. Use the autocomplete…
Yes, you can filter organizations with no urgent tickets in Zendesk Explore by creating a custom metric. Use the formulaIF [Ticket priority]="Urgent" THEN [Ticket ID] ENDIF
to count urgent tickets. Add this metric to your report alongside the…
To apply date filters to reports in Zendesk Explore, use native date attributes like 'Ticket created - Date'. You can slice or filter the data by these attributes to focus on specific timeframes. If you're having trouble, try using a calculated…