To report on custom ticket fields in Zendesk Explore, you can create a table that focuses on these fields. This table can be added to a dashboard, exported, or scheduled for regular delivery. Start by deciding which custom fields you want to track…
To create a report on custom ticket fields in Zendesk Explore, you'll need a few things: Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise, Editor or Admin permissions, and tickets that use the custom fields you want to report on. The process is…
Organizing data in a Zendesk Explore report involves deciding which ticket fields you want to track and how you want them sorted. When creating a report, any attributes you add are sorted from the top down. For example, if you choose Ticket group…
If you're looking to export all of your ticket data, Zendesk Explore might not be the best tool for this task. Explore is designed for creating reports on specific time periods and custom fields. For exporting all ticket data, consider using other…
If your Zendesk Explore report is too large, you might encounter errors. To avoid this, apply a time filter for a smaller period, such as a day or week, while building your report. This helps prevent the query from timing out and ensures smoother…
Once you've created a report in Zendesk Explore, you can easily add it to a dashboard. This allows you to view and manage multiple reports in one place. After saving your report, navigate to the dashboard section and add your report to the desired…
Yes, you can schedule a recurring delivery for your Zendesk Explore dashboard. This feature allows you to automatically send your dashboard to specified recipients at regular intervals. After creating and saving your dashboard, set up the delivery…