No, Zendesk automations cannot update or change closed tickets. Once a ticket is closed, it is locked and cannot be reopened or modified by automations.
This restriction ensures that closed tickets remain in their final state, preserving the integrity of the ticket's history and preventing any unintended changes. If you need to perform actions on a ticket, it must be done before the ticket reaches the closed status.
Time-based conditions in Zendesk automations allow you to create rules based on the hours that have elapsed since a ticket update. These conditions include options like 'Hours since created', 'Hours since open', and 'Hours since solved'. These…
Ticket status categories in Zendesk automations group various ticket statuses to streamline workflow management. They include categories like New, Open, Pending, On-hold, Solved, and Closed. These categories help organize tickets based on their…
Time-based conditions in Zendesk automations come with several restrictions. They cannot be used in the 'Meet any of these conditions' section and require a nullifying condition to prevent continuous running. Additionally, these conditions only…
Ticket priority in Zendesk automations can be used to set or filter tickets based on their urgency. The priority levels include Low, Normal, High, and Urgent. You can create conditions that select tickets across different priority settings. For…
Zendesk automations can perform a variety of actions once all condition statements are met. These actions include updating ticket status, setting ticket priority, and adding or removing tags. For example, you can set an automation to change a…
Custom ticket statuses in Zendesk allow you to tailor the ticket workflow to better fit your organization's needs. When activated, existing system ticket statuses become part of status categories. This means that any automations using these…