Using custom fields in Zendesk Explore datasets can be challenging, as they may not be directly available.
If you're trying to use custom fields in a specific dataset, like the Sales database, you might need to explore alternative methods or consult Zendesk support for guidance on integrating custom fields into your reports.
Zendesk Explore datasets are collections of metrics and attributes used to create reports. Each dataset is specific to a product and must be selected before report creation. These datasets help you analyze various aspects of your business, such as…
Zendesk Explore datasets are structured using multiple data tables connected by unique identifiers. This structure helps in efficient data querying and avoids duplication. Data tables are joined using connection points, like Ticket ID for tickets…
Zendesk Explore offers several default datasets, each tailored to specific products like Support, Guide, and Talk. These datasets include metrics and attributes relevant to their respective areas. For instance, the Support dataset includes ticket…
Solved ticket metrics may differ between the Tickets and Ticket Updates datasets due to the way data is recorded and updated. The Tickets dataset might show a different value than the Ticket Updates dataset because they track different aspects of…
In Zendesk Explore, data tables connect using the LEFT JOIN method, which ensures all rows from the left table are included, even if there are no matches in the right table. This connection method allows for comprehensive reporting by joining…