Placeholders in Zendesk automatically match the language of the ticket requester. This means that if you're supporting multiple languages, the placeholder values will be translated to the requester's language.
This automatic translation feature is designed to enhance user experience by ensuring that communications are in the preferred language of the requester. However, it's important to note that this translation cannot be disabled, so it's something to keep in mind when setting up your placeholders.
Zendesk Support placeholders are dynamic containers for ticket, user, and custom data. They are formatted within double curly brackets and can be used to access data objects and their properties. Placeholders are primarily used to insert dynamic…
Zendesk provides various user data placeholders that can be used to access information about different types of users involved in a ticket. These include the requester, assignee, submitter, and current user. Each user type has specific properties…
Organization data placeholders in Zendesk allow you to access information about the organization a user is associated with. These placeholders can be used for any user type, such as the requester or assignee. You can retrieve details like the…
Agent data placeholders in Zendesk are used to insert information about agents into communications, specifically in agent signatures. These placeholders include properties like the agent's name, role, email, and phone number. For instance, you can…
Ticket data placeholders in Zendesk are used to access and display various properties of a ticket, such as the ticket ID, status, and description. These placeholders are essential for dynamically inserting ticket-specific information into emails…
Comment data placeholders in Zendesk are used to display comments added to tickets. There are several types, including HTML, standard, formatted, and rich text comment placeholders. Each type serves a different purpose, such as simplified email…
Custom object data placeholders in Zendesk allow users to define and access custom data associated with tickets, users, and other Zendesk objects. These placeholders are particularly useful for organizations that need to incorporate unique data…