Ticket property keywords in Zendesk are specific terms you can use to search for ticket data. These keywords correspond to various ticket properties, such asstatus
,assignee
,requester
, and more. For example, you can search for tickets by their creation date usingcreated:2011-05-01
or by the assigned agent usingassignee:"Susan Warren"
. These keywords help you filter and find tickets based on specific criteria. For a full list of searchable ticket properties, refer to the Zendesk help documentation.
To search for open tickets in Zendesk, you can use thestatus
keyword with the valueopen
. This will return all tickets that have their status set to open. For example, you can enterstatus:open
in the search bar. You can also combine this…
To search for tickets by date in Zendesk, you can use keywords likecreated
,updated
,solved
, anddue_date
. These keywords allow you to specify a date or a date range. For instance,created:2011-05-01
searches for tickets created on that…
Yes, you can search for tickets with attachments in Zendesk using thehas_attachment
keyword. To find tickets that contain attachments, usehas_attachment:true
. Conversely, to find tickets without attachments, usehas_attachment:false
. This…
To search for tickets by telephone number in Zendesk, you can use therequester
,submitter
, orassignee
keywords followed by the phone number. For example,requester:+14154187506 status:new
will return tickets where the requester has the…
To search for tickets with a specific ticket form in Zendesk, use theform
keyword followed by the name of the ticket form. If the form name contains multiple words, enclose it in quotation marks, likeform:"Change Request"
. This search will…
Yes, you can search for tickets by custom fields in Zendesk using thefieldvalue
keyword or by specifying the custom field ID. For example,fieldvalue:12345
returns tickets with a custom field value of 12345. You can also search using tags…
In Zendesk, you can sort and order ticket search results using theorder_by
andsort
keywords. These keywords must be used together in a search statement. For example,status:new order_by:updated_at sort:asc
sorts new tickets by their last…