Routing tickets based on customer sentiment involves creating a skill type for sentiment and assigning it to agents trained to handle specific sentiments. For instance, you can create a skill type called 'Customer service' with a skill named 'Negative sentiment'.
In the Admin Center, set conditions like 'Sentiment | Is | Negative' to route tickets with negative sentiment to agents who are skilled in managing such situations. This helps in addressing customer concerns more effectively and improving customer satisfaction.
Skills-based routing in Zendesk is a feature that allows you to direct tickets to agents with the right expertise. By using skills-based routing, you can ensure that tickets are handled by agents who have the specific skills needed to resolve them…
To create a skill routing rule based on ticket intent, you need to define a skill type and assign it to agents who specialize in that area. For example, you can create a skill type called 'Specialty area' with a skill named 'Refunds'. In the Admin…
Setting up a skill routing rule for language-specific tickets involves creating a skill type for the language and assigning it to agents who speak that language. For instance, you can create a skill type called 'Language' with a skill named…
Yes, you can create a skill routing rule based on both intent and language. This involves creating a skill type that combines both elements, such as 'Language-specific specialty area'. For example, you can create a skill named 'Spanish - Refunds'…
To use skills-based routing in Zendesk, you need to have the Advanced AI add-on. This add-on enables the features described in the help documentation, such as intelligent triage and skills-based routing. With the Advanced AI add-on, you can…