If you're not seeing suspended tickets in your Zendesk report, it might be because the 'Recoveries' metric only tracks deleted tickets that were recovered, not suspended ones. Suspended tickets have a different status and may require a different approach to reporting.
To report on suspended tickets that have been approved, you might need to use a custom metric or explore other reporting options within Zendesk. Understanding the specific status and field values for suspended tickets is crucial for accurate reporting.
To report on the volume of recovered tickets from the suspended queue in Zendesk, you can use the metric called 'Recoveries'. This metric is specifically designed to track the number of deleted tickets that have been recovered. It is available in…
The 'Recoveries' metric in Zendesk measures the number of deleted tickets that have been recovered. This metric is part of the Updates history dataset and is useful for tracking tickets that were initially deleted but later restored. If you're…
Modifying the 'Recoveries' metric to include suspended tickets in Zendesk can be challenging, as this metric is designed for deleted tickets. If you want to track suspended tickets, you need to identify the correct field name and previous value for…