Managing X (formerly Twitter) tickets with business rules in Zendesk allows for efficient ticket handling.
You can use the Ticket Channel condition in automations, reports, triggers, and views to detect a ticket's source. There are three source types: X Corp, X Corp DM, and X Corp Like. Additionally, you can use conditions like Requester's number of X Corp followers or Requester is verified by X Corp to prioritize tickets. This helps in managing tickets based on user influence or verification status.
To add an X (formerly Twitter) account to Zendesk, you need to be an administrator. In the Admin Center, navigate to Channels in the sidebar, then select Messaging and social > X Corp accounts. Click on the X Corp accounts tab and then click 'Add…
Zendesk Support and Suite plans offer different capabilities for integrating X (formerly Twitter) accounts. With Zendesk Support plans, you can add one X handle, but it only supports public messages. Private messages are not supported. On the other…
Editing settings for an X (formerly Twitter) account in Zendesk allows you to control how tweets are handled. In the Admin Center, go to Channels in the sidebar, then select Messaging and social > X Corp accounts. Click on the X Corp accounts tab…
You can remove an X (formerly Twitter) account from Zendesk by either deactivating or unlinking it. To deactivate, go to the Admin Center, click Channels in the sidebar, then select Messaging and social > X Corp accounts. Click 'Deactivate' beside…
Appending ticket links to outgoing tweets in Zendesk allows users to access the help center ticket page. In the Admin Center, click Channels in the sidebar, then select Messaging and social > X Corp accounts. Go to the General settings tab and…
If your X (formerly Twitter) account becomes deauthorized in Zendesk, you need to reauthorize it. Common reasons for deauthorization include password changes or Zendesk being removed from allowed apps. To reauthorize, go to the Admin Center, click…