Currently, the Knowledge Capture app does not track the number of times an agent has viewed an article. This makes it challenging to identify articles with low engagement. While Google Analytics can provide some insights into article views, it does not track subsequent actions taken from the articles. For more detailed tracking, consider using Google Analytics in conjunction with Zendesk Explore.
To access the Knowledge Capture dashboard in Zendesk, you need to navigate through the product tray. Open Zendesk Support, click on the Explore icon, and then select the Zendesk Guide dashboard from the list of dashboards. Once there, click on the…
The Knowledge Capture dashboard provides several key performance indicators (KPIs) to help you analyze your team's activity. These include Agent Engagement, which shows the percentage of tickets with Knowledge or Knowledge Capture app activity,…
You can customize the Knowledge Capture dashboard in Zendesk Explore by cloning it. This allows you to edit and tailor the dashboard to better suit your needs. If you require more complex reports, you can create your own using a wide range of…
The Knowledge Capture dashboard offers a variety of reports to help you analyze your team's activity. These include Knowledge Capture Activity by Date, which shows articles linked, flagged, and created over a selected date range. You can also view…
In the Knowledge Capture dashboard, 'Linked Articles' refers to the total number of articles that have been linked to using Knowledge or the Knowledge Capture app. On the other hand, 'Flagged Articles' are those that have been flagged for update in…
To report on the individual components of 'Agent Engagement' in Zendesk, you can use the Guide: Knowledge Capture dataset in Explore. This dataset allows you to look closer at ticket data from the Knowledge Capture app. You can create custom…
Currently, the Knowledge Capture dataset does not have an attribute that can filter out linked articles from public or private comments. This limitation means that all linked articles, regardless of their context, are included in the report. This…