An EC# error in Zendesk Talk indicates a network connection issue, often due to local network limitations or inadequate computer specifications. Ensure all ports are open and review the Talk network requirements. If the problem persists, contact Zendesk Customer Support with a screenshot of your firewall and router settings. For more details, check theoriginal link.
If Zendesk Talk isn't working, it might be due to network issues. Ensure your network team has met all Talk network requirements, as office setups often block certain ports or IP addresses. Additionally, check the Zendesk and Twilio status pages…
Voice quality issues in Zendesk Talk can be caused by several factors. First, check if your Talk account is running through a VPN, as this can affect call quality. Ensure your internet connection is stable by using a hard-wired ethernet cable…
If your calls are dropping, especially after two minutes, you might be using a trial account, which limits call duration. Ensure you have a custom greeting set up if you have an IVR setup, as missing or corrupt audio files can cause calls to drop….
Call status issues in Zendesk Talk can occur if you refresh your page, which changes your agent status to unavailable. Agents need to manually reset their Talk agent state to become available again. Avoid refreshing your page when you wish to…
Before troubleshooting Zendesk Talk issues, consider if Talk was working previously and if any recent changes were made to your network or laptop. Determine if the issue is affecting only you or other agents as well. If using unified agent status,…