Agent forwarding in Zendesk allows agents to create tickets from forwarded emails with the original sender as the ticket requester. To set this up, ensure that email forwarding is enabled on the Agents settings page. The person forwarding the email must be an agent or administrator, and the email subject should include 'fw' or 'fwd'. Additionally, the 'From:' text and the requester's email address must be on the same line in the email body.
It's important to note that comments added by the agent will be private, and attachments or inline images are not supported. If the customer's email address is missing from the 'From:' line, Zendesk might set the agent as the ticket requester instead. This issue often occurs with email clients like Microsoft Outlook. For more details, check theoriginal Zendesk article.
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