You can set ticket priority automatically based on the support email address by creating a trigger in Zendesk. To do this, create a new trigger and under 'Meet ALL of the following conditions', add conditions such as 'Object > Ticket > Ticket | Is | Created' and 'Object > Ticket > Received at | support email address'. Then, under 'Actions', set 'Object > Ticket > Priority' to Low, Normal, High, or Urgent. This setup will ensure that tickets are prioritized based on the email address they are received at.
For a detailed guide, you can watch the video provided in the originalZendesk article.
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