Using a time filter when creating a report on reopened tickets is important to prevent the report from timing out.
By selecting a smaller time frame, such as a week or a month, you ensure that the report processes data efficiently without overwhelming the system. This makes it easier to manage and analyze the data, providing you with timely insights into ticket reopen trends.
To report on the number of reopened tickets by end users in Zendesk, you can create a custom report using Zendesk Explore. Start by navigating to the Reports section in Explore and create a new report. Select the 'Support > Updates History -…
To create a report on reopened tickets in Zendesk, you'll need a few things. First, ensure you have Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise, as well as editor or admin permissions. You'll also need access to ticket data in Zendesk Support. The…
Filtering reopened tickets by end user role in Zendesk Explore is straightforward. After adding the 'Tickets reopened' metric to your report, go to the Rows panel and select the 'Updater role' attribute. Apply this attribute and then filter it to…
Yes, you can see data for tickets that were reopened at least once in Zendesk. To do this, use the 'Tickets reopened' metric in the tickets dataset. This metric will help you identify tickets that have been reopened, allowing you to analyze…