If your subcategories are not displaying under the correct category in reports, it could be due to a sorting issue. In reports, categories should be placed before subcategories and other attributes in the rows or columns. If you're using a custom attribute, additional settings related to sorting might be necessary.
For more detailed troubleshooting, consider reviewing articles on sorting results and creating standard calculated metrics and attributes.
Merged tickets can affect one-touch ticket reporting by including merge comments in the reply count. One-touch tickets are those solved or closed with fewer than two replies, and by default, merge comments are counted in this calculation. To ensure…
A one-touch ticket in Zendesk Explore is defined as a ticket that is solved or closed with fewer than two replies. This means that the issue was resolved with minimal interaction, typically in a single response from the support team. Understanding…
To exclude merged tickets from one-touch ticket reports, you need to use a standard calculated attribute in your report. This attribute should filter out tickets that have the 'closedbymerge' tag, ensuring that merge comments do not inflate the…