If you suspect that apps in your Zendesk account are interfering with ticket submissions, there's a simple way to check.
Add?noapps
to the end of the ticket URL where the issue is occurring. For example,https://YOURSUBDOMAIN.zendesk.com/agent/tickets/12345?noapps
. If the ticket update is successful with this addition, it indicates that one of the apps might be causing the problem. You can then disable the apps one by one to identify the specific app responsible. Once identified, contact the app's developer for further support. For more information, you can refer to theDebugging the Zendesk Apps framework (ZAF).
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