If the Requester field is left blank on a Zendesk ticket created in Slack, or if there are issues setting the value, the Requester is automatically set to the user who authenticated to Zendesk during the installation process.
This ensures that there is always a requester associated with the ticket, even if the field is not manually filled out during ticket creation.
You can view Zendesk ticket notifications in Slack if your administrator has configured Zendesk triggers for Slack. These notifications will appear in your Slack channels whenever tickets are created or updated in Zendesk. The notifications…
Creating a Zendesk ticket in Slack is straightforward and can be done in several ways. You can use the /zendesk global shortcut, a Slack action to convert a message into a ticket, the Zendesk app in the Slack sidebar, or the @zendesk mention in a…
Yes, you can add internal notes to existing Zendesk tickets directly from Slack. This is done from the ticket's notification thread, and only other Zendesk agents can view these internal notes. To add a comment, hover over the ticket notification…
Currently, you cannot close or edit Zendesk ticket fields directly from Slack. These actions need to be performed from your Zendesk Support account. While you can create and comment on tickets in Slack, any further modifications to ticket fields or…
External users in Slack Connect channels can create Zendesk tickets by tagging the @zendesk app in a message. However, they do not have access to the global shortcut command. When using the @zendesk mention, the integration will guide users through…
To filter tickets created by the Slack integration in Zendesk Support, you can use the createdfromslack tag. This tag is automatically added to tickets created using the global shortcut or Slack action. You can create a new view in Zendesk…
No, the Slack for Zendesk Support integration only allows tickets to be assigned to a group, not to individual users. This means that when creating a ticket in Slack, you can select a Zendesk group to assign the ticket to, but not a specific user…