To flag an article using the Knowledge Capture app, you need to open a ticket first. Once you have a ticket open, you can search for the article you want to flag within the app. Hover over the text that needs updating, click the comment icon, and enter your feedback. After adding your comments, click 'Send feedback' to create a new ticket with your flagged article.
This process allows agents to provide feedback on articles that may have missing or incorrect information. The resulting ticket will include links to both the flagged article and the original ticket, if applicable. For more details, check out theoriginal documentation.
When an article is flagged in Zendesk using the Knowledge Capture app, a new ticket is created. This ticket includes a link to the article that needs updating, a link to the original ticket (if applicable), the agent's username, and any comments…
Currently, you cannot flag articles directly in the knowledge base without opening a ticket. The Knowledge Capture app requires you to open or create a ticket to flag an article. This means that agents need to work within the ticketing system to…
To ensure flagged articles are assigned to you, you can set up triggers in Zendesk. When an article is flagged, a new ticket is created with the tag 'knowledgecaptureflagged_article'. You can use this tag to create triggers that automatically…
If you can't find the option to flag articles, ensure you are using the Knowledge Capture app within a ticket. The app is specifically for flagging articles through the ticketing system, and it won't work if you're trying to use it directly from…