Custom fields in Zendesk Support synchronize with Explore every hour. When you create, edit, delete, or reactivate custom fields in Support, these changes are reflected in Explore during the next data sync. For instance, when a custom field is…
Custom fields in Zendesk Explore are organized into specific folders based on their type. Ticket, user, and organization custom fields are placed in the corresponding attribute or metric folders of the datasets. For example, drop-down,…
If you delete a custom field in Zendesk Support without deactivating it first, it won't be removed from Explore. Instead, the tag associated with the deleted field will appear in Explore reports. For example, if a custom field value named 'VIP…
Custom fields can be used in Zendesk Explore reports by selecting them from the appropriate attribute or metric folders. You can create reports using these fields to track various data points. For example, you can create a report showing tickets…
To get the most out of custom fields in Zendesk Explore, consider the field type and how it will be used in reports. Drop-down fields are great for tracking user information, while multi-select fields are useful when multiple values are needed….
While you can report on some organization fields in Zendesk Explore, custom organization fields are not available for reporting. You can report on standard fields like Organization name, ID, and status. If you need to report on custom organization…
If you have multiple custom fields with the same name in Zendesk Explore, it can cause issues, especially when creating formulas. Explore's formula editor resolves the field as the one created first. To avoid this, deactivate and delete the…
To update dynamic content in custom fields for Zendesk Explore, you need to manually trigger an update. Simply add a space to the field name, save it, then remove the space and save again. This process ensures that Explore pulls in the updated…