No, Zendesk Explore does not capture the content of ticket comments. This design choice helps maintain performance consistency and scalability for all users.
However, you can still access individual ticket comments by using the Ticket ID attribute in your report. By selecting the ticket ID in the table visualization, you can view the comments associated with that ticket. For more detailed options, you can explore exporting ticket data or using the API.Learn more.
You can't directly report on the description field in Zendesk Explore. This is due to design choices aimed at optimizing performance. However, you can create a custom multi-line text field where agents manually copy and paste the description. This…
While Zendesk Explore doesn't capture ticket comments, there are alternative methods to access this data. You can create a custom multi-line text field for agents to manually input comments, which can then be reported on. Additionally, exporting…
Yes, you can use automation to report on ticket descriptions by creating tags based on specific content in the description. Triggers are ideal for this purpose, as they can apply tags based on the latest ticket comment or subject text. Once tagged,…
To export ticket data including comments from Zendesk, you can use the export feature to download data in JSON, XML, or CSV formats. These exports will include all ticket data, and you'll need to manually extract the comments from the file. This…
Yes, the Zendesk API can be used to access ticket comments. This is a viable option if you need to retrieve the content of ticket comments programmatically. The API provides endpoints that allow you to fetch ticket data, including comments, which…