Zendesk Support includes several user roles: customers (or end users), agents, administrators, and the account owner. Customers request assistance, while agents solve tickets. Administrators manage the Zendesk account, and the account owner has super administrator privileges. In the Enterprise version, custom roles can be created to fit specific workflows.
Zendesk ticket views are essential tools for organizing tickets throughout their lifecycle. They allow you to create meaningful groupings of tickets based on their properties, helping manage the ticket workflow efficiently. Zendesk provides…
In Zendesk, you can segment agents and their tickets using groups, which helps organize your support team by specialty, location, or language. Assigning a ticket to a group allows any agent within that group to take ownership, facilitating…
The default group in Zendesk is called 'Support', and it's where you and any new agents are automatically added. This group is essential as a group is required to assign and solve tickets. You can create new groups and manage agent membership…
In Zendesk, you can organize customers by adding them to organizations, which helps manage your support workflow. Organizations can be used to automate ticket handling, support service level agreements, and control ticket access. You can also…
User and organization tags in Zendesk are additional pieces of information that can be added to profiles to customize your support workflow. Tags can be used to automatically assign or track tickets. For example, a 'premium_support' tag can be…