If your trigger is firing on all tickets, it's likely due to the 'Ticket > Received at' condition. When you forward emails to your Zendesk account, they are recognized as being received at your Zendesk support email address. This means any trigger using this condition will fire for both your Zendesk email and any external email addresses that forward to it.
To fix this, adjust your trigger to target only the external email address. Set the condition to 'Ticket > Received at | Is |[email protected]' to prevent it from firing on emails received directly at your Zendesk support email address. For more details, check out theTrigger conditions and actions reference.
To differentiate between emails received directly at Zendesk and those forwarded from an external address, ensure the external address is added as a support address in Zendesk. This setup allows you to define specific behaviors for emails received…
To create a trigger that automatically closes tickets from a specific email, set up a trigger with the 'Received at' condition targeting the specific external email address. Then, add actions to close the ticket and send an email to the user. This…
Currently, Zendesk does not offer a direct 'Is NOT' option for the 'Received at' condition. However, you can work around this by creating a trigger that adds a tag to tickets received at a specific email address, and then exclude tickets with that…