Customers don't necessarily need an account to view ticket details if you send the information via email. When a customer submits a request, an account is typically created, but they won't have a password until they set one.
By including ticket details in your email notifications, customers can see their request information without needing to log in. This method is convenient for both you and your customers, especially if your Help Center is inactive.
To get the {{ticket.link}} and {{ticket.url}} placeholders to work, you need an active Help Center. These placeholders are designed to generate links for end users to view their requests. If your Help Center is inactive, you can use HTML to create…
Unfortunately, you can't use the {{ticket.url}} placeholder without an active Help Center. The placeholder is designed to work only when the Help Center is active, as it generates a link for end users to view their tickets. If you don't want to…
If you prefer not to activate your Help Center, you can still send ticket information via email. Use placeholders to include relevant ticket data in your email notifications. For instance, you can provide the ticket ID, status, subject, and…
Currently, there's no native way to preview placeholders in Zendesk. However, you can test them by adding placeholders to a macro and applying it to a sample ticket. Alternatively, create a trigger that sends an email with your placeholder…