A one-touch ticket in Zendesk is a ticket that is resolved with only one public agent reply. Internal comments do not count towards the one-touch metric.
If a ticket is solved with a single public response and no further public comments are made, it is considered one-touch. Even if the end-user replies with a 'thank you' and no additional public comments are made by the agent, it remains a one-touch ticket. However, if the ticket is reopened and requires another public comment to solve, it becomes a multi-touch ticket.
Creating a report for one-touch tickets in Zendesk Explore is a straightforward process. First, ensure you have Zendesk Explore Professional or Enterprise and the necessary permissions. To start, click the reports icon in Explore, then select 'New…
To create a one-touch ticket report in Zendesk, you need Editor or Admin permissions in Zendesk Explore. These permissions allow you to access the necessary datasets and tools to build and customize reports. Ensure you have either the Zendesk…
Yes, you can exclude merged tickets from your one-touch ticket report in Zendesk Explore. This can be done by adding a standard calculated attribute filter. To exclude merged tickets, create a filter that excludes tickets with the 'closedbymerge'…
In Zendesk Explore, you can visualize one-touch ticket data using a Line chart. This visualization helps you track trends over time. After setting up your report with the necessary metrics and filters, choose the Line chart from the visualization…
One-touch tickets in Zendesk are defined by public agent replies, not internal comments. Therefore, a ticket can have multiple internal comments and still be considered one-touch. The one-touch metric only counts public updates. If a ticket is…