To track ticket resolution time in Zendesk, you can use SLA policies to measure either Customer Wait Time or Agent Work Time. If you want to exclude waiting time for customer replies and agent breaks, focusing on Agent Work Time might be beneficial. This metric excludes time when the ticket is in Pending or On Hold status, providing a clearer picture of active resolution time. For more detailed tracking, consider using the SLA Event tracker app.
SLA targets in Zendesk are displayed in calendar hours, not business hours. This approach helps agents prioritize tickets based on real-time urgency. For instance, if a ticket arrives over the weekend and your business hours are Monday to Friday,…
While SLA targets are displayed in calendar hours by default, you can set SLA policies to use business hours for calculations. This means that while the display remains in calendar hours, the underlying calculations can respect your defined…
Displaying SLA targets in calendar hours helps agents prioritize tickets based on urgency, regardless of business hours. This method ensures that tickets due sooner are highlighted, allowing agents to focus on high-priority tasks in real-time. By…
To add SLA badges to ticket views in Zendesk, you need to create SLA policies and ensure they are applied to tickets that meet the criteria. Once the policy is in place, you can add a column for the SLA badge in your ticket List View. This visual…