To report on agent reply brackets using the Updates history dataset, you need to create a custom report in Zendesk Explore. This involves using calculated metrics and attributes to categorize tickets based on the number of public agent replies.
Start by creating a new report in Explore and selecting the 'Support - Updates history' dataset. You'll need to define calculated metrics for 'Public Agent Replies' and 'Tickets with Public Agent Replies' using specific formulas. Then, create a calculated attribute called 'Public Agent Reply Brackets' to categorize the tickets into different reply brackets. Finally, add these metrics and attributes to your report and apply any necessary filters, such as date ranges or agent names, to refine your results. For more detailed steps, refer to the originalZendesk help article.
Creating a report on agent reply brackets in Zendesk Explore requires an average skill level and approximately 20 minutes of your time. You'll need to have Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise, along with Editor or Admin permissions. The…
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