To track metrics for child tickets in Zendesk, you can use a specific recipe designed for this purpose. This involves creating a calculated attribute using the default external ID for child tickets created through side conversations.
First, ensure you have Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise, and that side conversations are activated in your Zendesk Support. Then, create a new report in Explore, select the Support - Tickets dataset, and use the formulaREGEXP_EXTRACT([Ticket external ID], "^zen:side_conversation:.*:(\d+)$")
to create an attribute that identifies the parent ticket ID. This allows you to report on metrics for child tickets, although not for the parent ticket itself. For more details, check theoriginal link.
To track child ticket metrics in Zendesk, you need to meet certain requirements. These include having Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise, Editor or Admin permissions, and activated side conversations in Zendesk Support. Additionally, you…
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