Liquid markup can be used in Zendesk to customize ticket responses based on specific conditions, such as business hours.
By using a simple if/else statement, you can modify ticket triggers to send different responses depending on whether a request is received during business hours. For example, you can set a trigger to send one response if a ticket is received during business hours and another if it is received outside of them. This is done by checking the 'ticket.inbusinesshours' property within your Liquid markup logic.
You can modify a Zendesk ticket trigger based on business hours using conditions or Liquid markup. To create ticket triggers based on business hours, you can use the 'Ticket: Within business hours' condition. This allows you to set triggers that…
The 'Ticket: Within business hours' condition in Zendesk is used to create triggers that activate based on business hours. This condition allows you to specify whether a trigger should fire during business hours or outside of them. It's a…
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Natively, Zendesk does not support sending different responses based on whether an email originates from inside or outside the company. However, you can use custom Liquid markup in your trigger notifications to achieve this. Another approach is to…