Yes, you can restrict article access in Zendesk based on email domain by mapping users to an organization and creating a user segment based on that organization.
For instance, users with the same email domain can be automatically added to an organization, and then you can create a user segment for that organization to control access to specific content.
User segments in Zendesk are collections of end-users and/or agents defined by specific attributes to control access to Help Center content. These segments help determine who can view certain articles or topics within your Help Center. You can…
To access your user segments in Zendesk, navigate to the User Segments management page via the User permissions icon in the Guide sidebar. Here, you'll find a table listing all your user segments, including their names, user types, and last edited…
Editing a user segment in Zendesk is straightforward. You can update the tags, groups, organizations, or individual users that define the segment, but you cannot change the User type. To edit, click the User permissions icon in the Guide sidebar,…
Yes, you can delete a user segment in Zendesk if it's not currently applied to a knowledge base article or community topic. To delete, click the User permissions icon in the Guide sidebar, select the options menu for the segment, and choose Delete….
Currently, Zendesk does not provide a direct way to export users from a user segment to a CSV or spreadsheet. While the Customer Lists Add On might seem like a solution, it does not pull in the User Segment field. You might explore using Zendesk…
End-users cannot directly see which user segment they belong to in Zendesk, as this information is only visible to agents. However, agents can use the API endpoint/api/v2/help_center/users/{user_id}/user_segments.json
to retrieve the list of…