Zendesk introduced restricted content support for bots to expand the range of use-cases that can be resolved automatically. This change was driven by customer feedback requesting the ability for bots to access restricted help center articles, particularly for employee experience use-cases and based on Guide user segments.
By allowing bots to use restricted content, Zendesk aims to enhance the self-service capabilities of its bots, enabling them to provide more comprehensive and relevant responses to user inquiries. This update reflects Zendesk's commitment to improving the functionality and versatility of its bot solutions.
Zendesk has introduced restricted content support for its bots, allowing them to recommend articles and generate replies using restricted help center content. This means that Zendesk bots can now access and utilize articles that require user…
Restricted content support enhances Zendesk bot functionality by allowing bots to access and use restricted help center articles for recommendations and replies. This means that bots can now provide more tailored and relevant responses to user…
Zendesk's restricted content feature is supported on messaging channels that allow Zendesk authentication, such as the messaging web widget and mobile SDKs. This means that restricted articles can be recommended or used in generative replies on…
No specific actions are required from you to benefit from Zendesk's restricted content support. If you already have restricted articles or a restricted help center with authentication and user mapping in place, the bots will automatically start…
If a user is not authenticated, they may not be able to access restricted content through Zendesk bots. The bot will respect the article access permissions set in Guide, which means that users without the necessary authentication will not see…