Selecting and installing a third-party bot in Zendesk is a straightforward process. You can either find a bot in the Zendesk Marketplace or locate and configure it from an external source, such as the bot’s webpage. Each bot will provide specific steps to connect to your Zendesk account.
Once you've completed the installation, the bot will appear on the Bots page in Admin Center, under the Marketplace bots section. From there, you can connect the bot to start responding to your customers.
To manage third-party bots in Zendesk Admin Center, your account must meet specific requirements. You need to have, or be eligible for, a Sunshine Conversations license, which is included in Zendesk Suite Professional, Enterprise, and Enterprise+…
Connecting a third-party bot in Zendesk Admin Center allows it to become the first responder in customer conversations. To connect a bot, navigate to the Admin Center, click on Channels in the sidebar, then select Bots and automations > Bots. Click…
Disconnecting a third-party bot in Zendesk is simple, but it affects your messaging functionality. When a bot is disconnected, your default messaging response becomes the first responder for customer interactions. The previously connected…
Uninstalling a third-party bot from Zendesk removes it from your account but does not cancel any related subscriptions. To uninstall a bot, go to Admin Center, click Channels in the sidebar, then select Bots and automations > Bots. Click Manage…
Currently, Zendesk does not support the use of multiple third-party bots simultaneously. Connecting more than one bot can lock the UI, and if you have installed multiple bots, you should contact Zendesk Customer Support for assistance. While some…
While it is technically possible to have both Zendesk AnswerBot and a third-party bot activated on the same Zendesk instance, the handover between them is not natively supported. The third-party bot must be compatible with Zendesk's native bot for…