Tickets are reopened when their status changes from Solved to Open, often indicating incomplete resolutions. Use the Tickets tab in the Zendesk Support dashboard to monitor reopened tickets. Create custom reports using the Tickets dataset to track the total number of reopens and their percentage. Reducing reopens involves ensuring agents are well-trained and have all necessary information to fully resolve issues on the first attempt.
Monitoring the number of tickets your team solves is crucial for evaluating performance. You can use Zendesk's prebuilt reports on the Tickets tab of the Support dashboard to get an overview of solved, unsolved, created, and reopened tickets. For…
Categorizing support requests into product areas helps identify common issues. You can add a custom field to your tickets to categorize them. This allows you to see which areas generate the most support issues. While prebuilt reports don't include…
Managing your ticket backlog is essential for maintaining a healthy support team. The backlog includes all unsolved tickets in new, open, pending, or on-hold states. Use the Backlog tab in the Zendesk Support dashboard to view prebuilt reports on…
First reply time (FRT) measures the time from ticket creation to the first agent reply. It's a key indicator of team efficiency. Use the Efficiency tab in the Zendesk Support dashboard to view prebuilt reports on FRT. Create custom reports using…
Tracking resolution times is vital for customer satisfaction. Use the Efficiency tab in the Zendesk Support dashboard to view prebuilt reports on resolution times. Create custom reports using the Tickets dataset to analyze metrics like first…
Customer satisfaction can be measured using Customer Satisfaction Surveys (CSAT) sent after resolving issues. Track CSAT ratings over time and by channel, product, or service to identify trends affecting satisfaction. Use Zendesk's reporting tools…