To edit the automatic response for ticket submissions in Zendesk, you need to modify the default trigger.
Start by logging into your Zendesk account and navigating to the Admin Center. From there, go to the Triggers page. Find the trigger titled 'Notify requester of received request' and click 'Edit'. Scroll down to the 'Actions' section to find the message body. Make your desired changes and click 'Save'. For more detailed steps, you can refer to the originalZendesk help article.
Yes, you can control what gets included in the automated response by customizing your triggers. The default trigger 'Notify requester of received request' only includes the ticket ID and does not show any other ticket information. If you have…
You can use HTML to format your automated replies in Zendesk, including adding hyperlinks and rich text. To do this, include HTML code directly in the email body of your trigger's action. For example, to add a hyperlink, you can use the `<a…
Yes, you can include images in the body of a trigger notification by using HTML. To do this, find the image you want to include and get its direct URL. In the email body of the trigger's action, use the<img src="image_url">
tag, replacing…
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To disable the initial email notification for ticket submissions, you need to modify or disable the relevant trigger. Check your triggers for the one responsible for sending the notification when a ticket is received. You can either add conditions…