Yes, you can use the same Zendesk Support account for both customer support and HR, but there are privacy risks to consider. By default, all agents can view all tickets unless you set specific restrictions. To protect sensitive information, you can modify role permissions and restrict agents to specific groups.
On Enterprise plans, you can designate a group as private, ensuring that only agents within that group can access its tickets. If your plan doesn't support private groups, you can still restrict agents to view only tickets within their assigned groups. However, be aware of limitations, such as agents needing to be members of all necessary groups to access tickets across them. For more details, check out the originalZendesk article.
Using a single Zendesk Support account offers both advantages and disadvantages. On the plus side, it provides a unified interface for managing all groups and departments, simplifies SSO configuration, and allows for centralized reporting. It also…
To restrict agent access to sensitive tickets in Zendesk, you can use group and role permissions. On Enterprise plans, you can create private groups, ensuring that only agents within those groups can access the tickets. Agents outside the group…
Using separate Zendesk Support accounts for HR and customer support can enhance privacy and workflow separation. Non-HR agents won't have access to agent-only ticket fields and internal comments in the HR account, keeping sensitive data private….
Agent role and group access in Zendesk significantly impact ticket visibility. Agents can only view tickets within their assigned groups unless they are added as a CC, which grants them access regardless of group membership. This means that…