You can use user and organization tags to set drop-down ticket fields in Zendesk by associating specific tags with users or organizations. This allows you to automatically populate ticket fields based on the tags assigned, streamlining the ticket management process.
To implement this, first, ensure that your drop-down fields are configured to recognize tags. Then, assign the relevant tags to users or organizations. When a ticket is created, Zendesk will automatically fill in the drop-down fields with the corresponding options based on the tags. This feature is particularly useful for categorizing tickets and ensuring that they are routed to the appropriate support teams. For more detailed instructions, you can refer to the originalZendesk help documentation.
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