If your trigger isn't working, consider using an Automation instead.
Triggers in Zendesk run when there are updates on tickets and check if certain conditions are met. If your trigger isn't firing, it might be because the ticket's subject changes after creation. As a workaround, use Automations based on tags. Abandoned call tickets often have tags added depending on where the call was abandoned. Check your ticket event logs for these tags and create an Automation to close tickets with those tags.
You can automatically close tickets created by abandoned calls by setting up a trigger in Zendesk. To do this, navigate to the Admin Center, click on 'Objects and rules' in the sidebar, and select 'Business rules > Triggers'. Click 'Add trigger',…
Yes, you can use Automations to close tickets for abandoned calls by utilizing tags. While triggers can be based on subject data, Automations cannot. However, abandoned call tickets usually have tags added, depending on where the call was…
For calls abandoned in the queue, you can update the ticket instead of closing it. When a call is abandoned in the queue, a tag like 'voiceabandonedin_queue' is added to the ticket. You can create a trigger that updates the subject line to…