Placeholders in Zendesk autoreply emails are used to dynamically insert content into the email body, such as a list of recommended articles. The key placeholder is {{autoreply.article_list}}, which is required to display up to three articles that match the user's request.
Other optional placeholders include {{autoreply.firstarticlebody}}, which embeds the full HTML of the first article, and {{autoreply.article_count}}, which allows for conditional content based on the number of articles returned. These placeholders help customize the email content to provide a more personalized and effective user experience. For more details, refer to theoriginal documentation.
Autoreplies with articles in Zendesk are automated email responses that include up to three recommended articles from your help center. These responses are triggered by the 'autoreply with articles' action, which identifies relevant articles to…
To set up autoreplies with articles for email notifications in Zendesk, you first need a Guide help center with articles ready to address customer questions. Once your help center is prepared, you can enable autoreplies in the Admin Center. In the…
When end users receive an autoreply from Zendesk, they get an automated email response that includes a list of recommended articles. The email allows them to read the top suggested article in full and provides options to interact with the content….
Testing email notification results for Zendesk autoreplies involves creating or opening a trigger configured for autoreplies. In the trigger's edit page, use the 'Configure and test' button to simulate the email notification process. During…
Yes, you can customize the text in Zendesk autoreply emails by creating your own trigger to personalize the message. This allows you to adjust the tone and content of the email to better suit your audience. While you can modify the email subject…