Multiple SDKs can be integrated into Zendesk's MessagingActivity using the.withEngines
setting. This allows you to configure each SDK individually by passing its configuration to the activity. Once the activity starts, it can seamlessly transition between different engines like Chat or Support, each with its own flow and session management. For more details, you can refer to the originalZendesk article.
When MessagingActivity is handed over to Support, the ongoing discussion is converted into a ticket. This ticket includes all the chat transcripts from the Answer Bot. If the Conversation feature is enabled, you'll also see a button to access your…
In Zendesk MessagingActivity, when the flow is handed over to Chat, it starts a new Chat session. The session uses the transcript from the Answer Bot discussion as the initial message, avoiding the need to repeat the subject of the chat. This…
In Zendesk SDKs, identity management for Support and Chat is distinct. The Support SDK uses a different set of identity parameters compared to the Chat SDK, and the JWT process is also separate for each. This separation ensures that each SDK can…
The Answer Bot in Zendesk does not automatically know the status of your Chat account. If your account is offline, the Answer Bot will still prompt you to reach out via Chat and then check the account status, triggering the offline message flow if…
The default name of the Chat Bot in Zendesk is 'Answer Bot'. Once you engage with either Chat or Support, it's important to interact with those engines rather than the Answer Bot Engine. This ensures that your queries are directed to the…
If you have messaging with omnichannel routing enabled in Zendesk, the routing behavior for messaging differs from live chat routing. This means that messages are directed through a different set of rules and priorities, ensuring that they reach…