Including Jira Ticket IDs in your Zendesk report requires a custom approach. Since Jira Ticket ID is not a native attribute in Explore, you need to create a custom ticket field and manually populate it with the corresponding Jira ID.
Once you have this custom field set up, you can add it as an attribute in your report. This will allow you to display Jira Ticket IDs alongside other ticket data in your Zendesk reports.
To report on Jira tickets in Zendesk, you can use thejira_escalated
tag. This tag is automatically added to tickets linked to a Jira issue. By creating a custom metric in Zendesk Explore, you can track these tickets and include various…
To create a Jira ticket report in Zendesk, you'll need a few things. First, ensure you have Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise, as well as Editor or Admin permissions. Additionally, the Jira integration must be installed in Zendesk Support,…
Yes, you can customize your Jira ticket report in Zendesk. One way to do this is by modifying the formula used to identify tickets. For example, you can adjust the formula to look for tickets with tags containing the 'jira_' prefix instead of just…
Currently, reporting on the exact time when the 'jira_escalated' tag was added is not possible in Zendesk Explore. The closest you can get is using the 'Update - Date' attribute from the Support - Updates history dataset. This limitation means you…
Automating the addition of Jira IDs to Zendesk tickets can be achieved through API integration. By using the Zendesk API, you can systematically update custom fields in tickets with Jira IDs. To set this up, create a custom ticket field in Zendesk…