Yes, if you're using omnichannel routing in Zendesk, you can automatically direct tickets to agents based on their availability and capacity, eliminating the need for setting up triggers. Omnichannel routing streamlines the process by considering agent workload and availability, ensuring efficient ticket handling.
This feature is particularly useful for organizations looking to optimize their support operations without manually setting up triggers for each ticket type. For more information, you can refer to the Zendesk documentation on omnichannel routing.
You can route messaging tickets to specific groups in Zendesk by creating a ticket trigger. This trigger will use information from custom ticket fields, which are filled out by customers through a conversation bot. The trigger will then route…
Creating a custom ticket field in Zendesk involves a few simple steps. First, navigate to the Admin Center, click on 'Objects and rules' in the sidebar, and select 'Tickets > Fields'. Then, click the 'Add field' button and choose the 'Drop-down'…
To add a custom ticket field to a Zendesk conversation bot, go to the Admin Center, click on 'Channels' in the sidebar, and select 'Bots and automations > Bots'. Click 'Manage bots' and choose the bot you want to edit. Under the 'Answers' tab,…
Building a trigger to route tickets in Zendesk involves setting conditions and actions that determine how tickets are handled. Start by going to the Admin Center, clicking on 'Objects and rules', and selecting 'Business rules > Triggers'. Click…
If you're unable to find the 'Channel is Messaging' condition in Zendesk, it might be due to the Agent workspace and Messaging not being enabled in your Admin Center. Ensure these features are activated to access the full range of conditions for…