If a placeholder doesn't work in a Zendesk trigger, first ensure that the trigger conditions are correct.
Check if the placeholder is correctly formatted and appears in the 'view available placeholders' section when setting up the trigger. If the trigger isn't firing, review the conditions. You can also create a test ticket using your personal email to see how the message appears to the end-user. For more troubleshooting tips, refer to the Zendesk help documentation.
To notify customers when their Zendesk ticket is solved, you can set up a trigger. This involves creating a new trigger that sends a notification when the ticket status changes to 'solved'. In the trigger settings, under 'Meet ALL of the following…
To avoid sending duplicate emails when a ticket is solved in Zendesk, you need to update your triggers. Open the Triggers page and find any trigger that notifies the requester of a comment update, such as the 'Notify requester and CCs of comment…
To handle silent solves in Zendesk without causing duplicate triggers, you need to create two separate triggers. One trigger should fire when a ticket has public comments, and another for silent solves. For silent solves, add a condition in the…