If you can't find 'Agent comments' in Zendesk Explore, ensure you're using the correct dataset.
Make sure to select the 'Support - Updates History' dataset when creating your report. This dataset contains the necessary metrics and attributes, including 'Agent comments'. If you're in the wrong dataset, these options may not appear.
Creating a report to count agent comments in Zendesk Explore is straightforward and takes about 10 minutes. To start, ensure you have Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise and the necessary permissions. In Explore, click the reports icon, then…
To create a report in Zendesk Explore, you need either Editor or Admin permissions. These permissions allow you to access the necessary datasets and tools within Explore to build and customize reports. If you don't have these permissions, you may…
Yes, you can filter agent comments by date in Zendesk Explore. When setting up your report, add the 'Update - Date' attribute to the Columns panel. This allows you to filter the data to your preferred date range, helping you analyze agent activity…
To exclude Jira replies from your Zendesk Explore report, use a tag-based formula. If your Jira tickets have a specific tag, you can apply a formula to exclude these from your report. Use the formula: `IF (NOT INCLUDES_ANY([Ticket tags], "jira"))…
Yes, agent comments from email are counted in Zendesk Explore if the email is linked to the agent's profile. This means that any replies sent from the agent's email address, which is associated with their Zendesk profile, will be included in the…
To differentiate between comments sent from Zendesk and email, use the 'Update Channel' attribute. In Zendesk Explore, comments made through the Support UI are categorized as 'Web', while those sent via email are classified under 'Email'. By…