To search for tickets by date in Zendesk, you can use keywords likecreated
,updated
,solved
, anddue_date
. These keywords allow you to specify a date or a date range. For instance,created:2011-05-01
searches for tickets created on that date, whilecreated>2014-08-01T10:30:00Z created<2014-08-01T12:00:00Z
searches for tickets created within a specific time range. This feature is useful for tracking tickets over time. For more information, see the section on searching by date and time in the Zendesk help docs.
To search for open tickets in Zendesk, you can use thestatus
keyword with the valueopen
. This will return all tickets that have their status set to open. For example, you can enterstatus:open
in the search bar. You can also combine this…
Ticket property keywords in Zendesk are specific terms you can use to search for ticket data. These keywords correspond to various ticket properties, such asstatus
,assignee
,requester
, and more. For example, you can search for tickets by…
Yes, you can search for tickets with attachments in Zendesk using thehas_attachment
keyword. To find tickets that contain attachments, usehas_attachment:true
. Conversely, to find tickets without attachments, usehas_attachment:false
. This…
To search for tickets by telephone number in Zendesk, you can use therequester
,submitter
, orassignee
keywords followed by the phone number. For example,requester:+14154187506 status:new
will return tickets where the requester has the…
To search for tickets with a specific ticket form in Zendesk, use theform
keyword followed by the name of the ticket form. If the form name contains multiple words, enclose it in quotation marks, likeform:"Change Request"
. This search will…
Yes, you can search for tickets by custom fields in Zendesk using thefieldvalue
keyword or by specifying the custom field ID. For example,fieldvalue:12345
returns tickets with a custom field value of 12345. You can also search using tags…
In Zendesk, you can sort and order ticket search results using theorder_by
andsort
keywords. These keywords must be used together in a search statement. For example,status:new order_by:updated_at sort:asc
sorts new tickets by their last…