Wildcard email addresses allow you to accept emails sent to any variation of the name before the @ symbol of your Zendesk address. This means if a customer misspells your support email address, the email can still be accepted and a ticket created. For example, if someone sends an email to biling@yoursubdomain.zendesk.com instead of billing@yoursubdomain.zendesk.com, it will still be processed.
The key requirement is that the subdomain following the @ symbol must remain the same (e.g., yoursubdomain.zendesk.com). This feature is particularly useful for ensuring that support requests are not missed due to minor typos in the email address.
When using wildcard email addresses in Zendesk, the default support address for your default brand is used as the Reply From address. This means that any email sent to a variation of your Zendesk Support email address, which is not a known support…
Enabling wildcard email addresses in Zendesk is a straightforward process. First, navigate to the Admin Center and click on Channels in the sidebar. Then, select Talk and email > Email. From there, click Enable for Accept wildcard emails and…
When a wildcard email address is used in Zendesk, the email is accepted and a ticket is created, even if the email address is not a known support address. The system uses your default support address as the Reply From address, ensuring that the…