The reply-to: header plays a crucial role in setting the ticket requester in Zendesk. It is the primary source used by Zendesk to determine who the requester is when a ticket is created from an email.
If the reply-to: header is not available, Zendesk will use the from: header instead. This process is hard-coded and cannot be changed. For agents needing to set the requester manually, the mail API #requester syntax is available. More details can be found in the article onUsing the Mail API to update ticket properties from your inbox.
No, you cannot change the ticket requester based on the email body content in Zendesk. Zendesk determines the ticket requester using information from the email headers, specifically the reply-to: header. If the reply-to: header is absent, the from:…
Zendesk determines the ticket requester using the email headers, not the email body. The primary method is through the reply-to: header. If this header is missing, Zendesk defaults to using the from: header to set the requester. This method is…
No, it is not possible to use the email body to set the ticket requester in Zendesk. The system relies on email headers, specifically the reply-to: and from: headers, to identify the requester. This functionality is fixed and cannot be modified….
Yes, agents can manually set the ticket requester in Zendesk using the mail API #requester syntax. This allows agents to override the default method of using email headers to determine the requester. While the system automatically uses the…