Triggers themselves cannot cause update collisions in Zendesk, but they can be involved in the process.
While triggers from your own update won't cause a collision, other updates happening at the same time can fire triggers, contributing to the collision error. It's important to understand that triggers may be part of the collision process, but they are not the root cause. To minimize collisions, review your workflows and consider adjusting any automated updates that might be firing simultaneously.
The 'Ticket not saved' error in Zendesk occurs due to update collisions. This happens when multiple updates are made to a ticket simultaneously. When you see this error, it means that another update was made to the ticket just before yours, causing…
Update collisions in Zendesk tickets occur when multiple updates are made at the same time, leading to a conflict. These collisions can be caused by another agent updating the ticket, an API call, an app update, or an automation firing…
To resolve frequent 'Ticket not saved' errors, identify the source of update collisions and adjust your workflow. Start by checking the ticket events log to see what updates occurred around the same time as yours. Look for patterns and adjust…
If the 'Ticket not saved' error doesn't apply to common causes, further investigation is needed to identify the issue. Check the ticket events log for any unusual updates or patterns. If no obvious cause is found, consider reaching out to Zendesk…
Preventing update collisions in Zendesk involves adjusting workflows and advising agents on best practices. Encourage agents to wait a moment before updating tickets after certain actions, such as starting a side conversation or waiting for call…