Creating an automation for ticket reopening in Zendesk involves setting conditions that identify which tickets need to be reopened. This is the final step in the scheduling workflow.
To create the automation, navigate to the Admin Center and add a new automation. Set a title and define conditions such as ticket status being 'On-hold', type as 'Task', and the presence of a specific tag. Also, set the condition for hours since the due date to be greater than zero. This automation will then run on the specified date to change the ticket status back to 'Open'.
You can schedule a Zendesk ticket to automatically reopen by using a combination of features like macros and automations. This involves setting the ticket status to 'On-hold' and using the 'Due date' field to specify when it should reopen. To set…
The 'On-hold' status in Zendesk is used to temporarily pause a ticket while waiting for a specific action or time to pass. It is particularly useful when scheduling a ticket to reopen at a later date. To use this status, you need to activate it in…
Creating a macro in Zendesk helps streamline the process of scheduling ticket reopenings. It ensures that ticket properties are set correctly for automation. To create a macro, go to the Admin Center and add a new macro. Name it and provide a…
Adding a tag when creating a macro for ticket reopening is crucial because it helps the automation identify which tickets need to be reopened. The tag acts as a marker that differentiates these tickets from other tasks that don't require reopening….