Zendesk has introduced new granular permissions for agents who request tickets assigned to private groups. These permissions allow admins on Enterprise plans to control the level of visibility and access agents have to tickets they submit as requesters.
Admins can choose from three options: showing all internal notes, hiding internal notes on tickets assigned to private groups, or hiding all internal notes. This change ensures that internal departments can collaborate privately without alerting the requester to all details discussed.Learn more.
The new permissions affect agents requesting tickets in private groups by limiting their access to internal notes and agent-only fields. If an agent requests a ticket assigned to a private group, they lose access to private comments and cannot…
Zendesk introduced these new permissions to enhance security and privacy in ticket handling. By restricting access to private comments and agent-only fields, internal departments can collaborate more securely without notifying the requester of all…
If you want to change the current settings for agent access to tickets they request, you don't need to do anything immediately as the change is automatically rolled out to all Enterprise and Enterprise Plus accounts. However, if you wish to adjust…
No, the new permission change does not apply if an agent requests a ticket on behalf of someone else. If the agent's name is not specified in the Requester field, they will retain typical agent access to the ticket. This means that the restrictions…