To translate custom agent statuses in Zendesk, you need to use dynamic content. This involves creating a default language version of the status and adding variants for other languages.
Start by ensuring you have the custom status and its translations ready. In the Admin Center, navigate to Workspaces > Agent tools > Dynamic Content, and add a new item. Enter a descriptive title and select the default language. Add the status name in the content field, then create variants for each additional language. Finally, use the dynamic content placeholder in the agent status's name field to apply the translations. For more details, check theoriginal guide.
Dynamic content in Zendesk allows you to create content that can be automatically translated into multiple languages. It's particularly useful for localizing custom agent statuses. To use dynamic content, you create a default language version and…
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