When a user replies to a closed messaging ticket in Zendesk, a follow-up ticket is created. This means that the conversation doesn't just end; instead, it continues in a new ticket, allowing for further interaction.
The bot will handle the user's reply by first searching for any matching answers. If no matches are found, it will look for relevant articles, provided that the bot settings allow for showing help center articles. If neither answers nor articles are found, the bot will use the fallback response. This ensures that the user is always guided, even if the original ticket is closed. For more details, you can check theoriginal article.
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