To ensure your Zendesk automation is working correctly, create a view to monitor solved tickets. This involves setting up a ticket view that displays tickets tagged with 'ticket_solver' and with a status that is not 'New'.
This view helps you track which tickets have been automatically solved and ensures that your automation is functioning as expected. If you encounter issues, double-check your conditions and actions to ensure they are set up correctly.
You can automate ticket resolution in Zendesk by setting up an automation. This involves creating a set of conditions that, when met, will automatically change the ticket status to 'Solved'. To do this, create a new automation and set conditions…
To automate ticket resolution in Zendesk, you need to set specific conditions that determine when a ticket should be marked as solved. These conditions include checking if the ticket status is 'Pending', ensuring 'Hours since update' is greater…
You can notify users when a ticket is automatically solved by adding a notification action in your automation settings. This involves setting up an email notification to inform the requester and any CCs about the ticket closure. In the automation…
Yes, you can limit Zendesk automation to specific ticket queues by optimizing your conditions. This can be done by using tags, groups, or other criteria to target specific tickets. While the default automation applies to all tickets, you can refine…
In Zendesk, the minimum time for automation to run is 1 hour, so it's not possible to close tickets minutes after being solved using automation. However, you can manually close tickets using Triggers for more immediate actions. Automations run…