The Received at condition in Zendesk is used to check the email address from which a ticket was originally received. This condition is crucial for organizing and routing tickets based on their source email address.
You can use the Received at condition to create views or triggers. For instance, it helps in setting up views that separate tickets by support address or in creating triggers that automatically assign tickets to specific agents or groups. This feature is particularly useful if you manage multiple support addresses.
Yes, you can assign tickets from a specific email address to a queue or group using the Received at condition. This condition checks the email address from which the ticket was originally received. To set this up, you can create a new view in…
You can use triggers in Zendesk to automatically assign tickets to specific agents or groups based on the email address they were sent to. This is done using the Received at condition. To implement this, create a trigger that uses the Received at…
Yes, you can create a view in Zendesk to separate tickets by support address using the Received at condition. This helps in managing tickets from multiple support addresses efficiently. To create such a view, start by setting up a new view and add…