To perform an advanced search in Zendesk Support, you can use the agent interface. Click the Search icon in the upper-right of the top toolbar or hover over the +Add button and select Search from the drop-down menu. Enter your search terms using…
Search operators in Zendesk Support are symbols used to modify keywords and focus your search. They include operators like the colon (:), less than (<), greater than (>), and double quotes (" "). For example, the colon is used to indicate that a…
Yes, you can search for properties that contain no data in Zendesk Support by using 'none' as the search term. This can be combined with keywords like group, tags, via, organization, or assignee. For example, using assignee:none will return all…
In Zendesk Support, you can search by date and time using date property keywords like created, updated, solved, and due date, combined with operators such as less than (<) and greater than (>). For example, created<2011-05-01 searches for data…
You can sort search results in Zendesk Support by using the orderby and sort keywords. Sorting can be done in ascending or descending order on fields like created, commented, priority, status, and tickettype. For example, order_by:created…
The 'type' keyword in Zendesk Support searches is used to explicitly declare the type of data you want to search for, such as ticket, user, organization, group, or article. For instance, using type:user organization:customers will return all users…
Yes, you can search for suspended or verified users in Zendesk Support. To find suspended users, use issuspended:true, and for verified users, use isverified:true. This search includes users with any verified identity, not just an email address,…
New data in Zendesk Support is typically indexed and searchable within about a minute. If you have the Zendesk Agent Workspace enabled, live chat and messaging conversations can take 10 to 12 minutes to be indexed. This indexing time ensures that…
Zendesk Support offers language-specific support for searching in languages such as Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Spanish. This support includes dictionary-based tokenization for…