Yes, you can export suspended tickets to a CSV file for further analysis. This feature allows you to sort, filter, and view all your suspended tickets using spreadsheet software.
The exported list includes additional data columns not visible in the Suspended tickets view, which can help in investigating tickets and identifying patterns. To export, select the 'Suspended tickets' view and click 'Export CSV'.
To view suspended tickets in Zendesk, you need the appropriate permissions. Suspended tickets appear in a system-generated view called 'Suspended tickets'. If you have the necessary permissions, you can access this view to manage suspended tickets,…
Recovering or deleting suspended tickets in Zendesk can be done either individually or in bulk. To recover or delete tickets, go to the 'Suspended tickets' view, select the tickets, and choose 'Recover' or 'Delete'. Recovered tickets are unassigned…
When a light agent recovers a suspended comment with CCs, the behavior is slightly different. CCs from the last end-user email reply will not be added to the ticket. This is because light agents cannot add or remove CCs from tickets. If your…
No, once a suspended ticket is deleted in Zendesk, it cannot be recovered. Deleted tickets are permanently removed from the system. It's important to carefully review suspended tickets before deciding to delete them, as this action is irreversible.
Yes, recovering a ticket from the suspended queue in Zendesk helps the system recognize the email as safe, reducing the likelihood of future suspensions. The system increases the score of the recovered email, which helps prevent it from being…
To identify why a ticket was suspended in Zendesk, you can export the suspended ticket list to a CSV file. This export includes a 'Cause ID' column that can be cross-referenced with the suspension cause reference. Additionally, when you…