Follow-up tickets are counted separately in the one-touch resolution metric. Each ticket is evaluated on its own, so a follow-up ticket with one agent reply can still be considered a one-touch resolution.
However, there is currently no way to identify in Explore which tickets have follow-ups, so they are treated as individual cases in the calculation.
A one-touch resolution in Zendesk is when a ticket is solved or closed with less than two agent replies. This means that the issue was resolved with minimal interaction from the support team. If a customer reopens the ticket with a new question and…
Proactive tickets can affect one-touch resolution calculations if not handled correctly. When a proactive ticket is created and solved immediately, and the customer replies, the initial agent comment is not counted as a one-touch ticket. Only if a…
Chat interactions are not counted as agent replies in the one-touch resolution metric. If a customer chats in and the ticket is solved immediately with no follow-up, it is considered to have zero agent replies and is counted as a one-touch ticket….
Phone call recordings do not count as public replies in the one-touch resolution metric. Even if a call is recorded and attached to the case, it is not considered a public reply. For example, if an agent calls a customer, resolves the issue, and…
If a customer replies 'Thanks' to a solved ticket and the agent moves the ticket back to 'Solved' without a public reply, it still counts as a one-touch ticket. This action does not affect the 'Next Reply Time' SLA, as tickets set to Solved…