In Zendesk messaging, you can manage customer details collection by customizing the information requested from customers.
When setting up your messaging response, you can choose to request the customer's name, email address, or use custom text or drop-down ticket fields. Ensure that permissions for ticket fields are set to Editable for end users. Note that nested drop-down fields are not supported, and signed-in users won't be asked for their name or email address if authentication is enabled.
You can easily customize the default messaging response in Zendesk to better suit your business needs. To do this, navigate to the Admin Center, click on Channels in the sidebar, and select Messaging and social > Messaging. Choose the channel you…
Yes, you can set different messaging responses for business hours and outside business hours in Zendesk. To do this, apply a schedule to your messaging channel. In the Admin Center, go to Channels > Messaging and social > Messaging, select your…
When you add a conversation bot to your messaging channel, the default messaging response is deactivated. The bot's standard responses will replace the default messaging response. This means that the bot will handle customer interactions with its…
Automatic translations are not available for default messaging responses in Zendesk. If you need to support multiple languages, consider using a conversation bot, as the default messaging response does not support automatic translation or dynamic…
Yes, you can use custom ticket fields in Zendesk messaging responses, but with some limitations. You can include text and drop-down custom ticket fields in the transfer to agent step. However, numeric fields and nested drop-down fields are not…