Ticket routing in Zendesk is set up and managed in the Admin Center. Here, you can create and configure business rules to automate the routing process or set up views for manual ticket triage. The Admin Center is your go-to place for customizing how support requests are directed to your team, ensuring efficient handling of incoming tickets.
Zendesk routes live channel support requests directly to agents assigned to those channels. If no agents are available or it's outside business hours, requests can be followed up later. For instance, the voicemail channel accepts messages, and live…
Yes, you can automatically route support requests in Zendesk using business rules. These rules, known as triggers and automations, evaluate ticket data and take actions like assigning requests to specific groups. For example, emails sent to a…
Skills-based routing in Zendesk Chat allows you to direct incoming chats to agents based on specific skills. For example, you can route chats to agents who are fluent in a particular language, ensuring that customers receive support from someone…
In Zendesk, you can manually route tickets by assigning a triage agent to evaluate incoming tickets. This agent reviews tickets in a designated view and assigns them to the appropriate agent or group. Manual routing is useful if you prefer to…