To report the number of tickets submitted by each user in Zendesk Explore, follow a simple process. First, ensure you have Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise and the necessary permissions. Then, in Explore, create a new report using the…
To create a ticket report in Zendesk Explore, you need specific permissions. You must have either Editor or Admin permissions within Zendesk Explore. Additionally, you need access to Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise. These permissions…
Filtering tickets by requester role in Zendesk Explore is straightforward. When creating your report, navigate to the Filters section and add a filter for 'Requester role'. You can then choose to display tickets requested by 'End-user' or…
Yes, you can add time-based attributes to your Zendesk Explore report. When building your report, you have the option to include attributes under 'Time - ticket created' or 'Time - ticket solved'. This allows you to slice your data by specific…
Saving and sharing your Zendesk Explore report is a simple process. Once you've created your report, click 'Save' to store it. To share your report with others, consider adding it to a dashboard. This makes it easy to distribute and view the…
Creating a report for open tickets per customer without date filters is possible in Zendesk Explore. Follow the standard steps to create a report, but instead of adding date filters, focus on the ticket status. After setting up your report, add a…
To exclude requesters with zero tickets in your Zendesk Explore report, you need to adjust your report settings. While creating your report, ensure that the metric 'COUNT(Tickets)' is set up correctly. If requesters with zero tickets are…