Migrating to messaging can impact your existing Chat settings in several ways. It's important to note that to use messaging, your Zendesk Chat account must also have Zendesk Support with the Agent Workspace enabled.
During the migration, some settings may be adjusted to align with the messaging framework. This includes changes to how triggers and automations are handled, as messaging offers different capabilities compared to traditional chat. For a smooth transition, it's recommended to review your current settings and understand how they will be affected by the migration.
Messaging and live chat serve different purposes in Zendesk. Messaging is designed for ongoing, asynchronous conversations, allowing customers to reach out at their convenience and continue the conversation without losing context. Live chat, on the…
Setting up the Web Widget for messaging involves a few key steps, especially if you're transitioning from live chat and using the Web Widget (Classic). The process is designed to ensure that your customers can easily access messaging features on…
Messaging triggers in Zendesk are automated rules that help streamline your customer interactions. They are designed to perform specific actions based on certain conditions, enhancing the efficiency of your support team. These triggers can be used…
To use messaging in Zendesk, your account must meet certain requirements. Specifically, you need to have Zendesk Support with the Agent Workspace enabled, in addition to your Zendesk Chat account. This setup ensures that you can fully leverage the…