Yes, Zendesk triggers can be used for both chat and messaging. These triggers are event-based, meaning they run when a specific event occurs, such as a new chat message or a change in a messaging conversation.
Admins must specify the event that causes the trigger to run. There are standard chat and messaging triggers provided by Zendesk to help you get started with your workflows. Depending on your account setup, these triggers can be managed in the Admin Center or the Chat dashboard.
Zendesk triggers are automated business rules that perform actions when specific conditions are met. They run immediately after a record, like a ticket, is created or updated. Triggers help automate updates and notifications across Zendesk…
Zendesk offers several types of triggers, each tailored to different products. The main types include ticket triggers, object triggers, chat triggers, messaging triggers, and sales triggers. Ticket triggers are the most common and run whenever a…
In Zendesk triggers, conditions and actions form the core of how triggers operate. Conditions are the 'if' part, specifying the criteria that must be met for a trigger to fire. Actions are the 'then' part, detailing what happens when the conditions…
While Zendesk triggers are powerful, they do have some limitations. For instance, triggers do not run on tickets after they are closed, although they can fire when a ticket is being set to closed. Additionally, triggers must be smaller than 65 KB,…
Creating a ticket trigger in Zendesk involves defining conditions and actions that determine when the trigger should fire and what it should do. You can start by navigating to Admin Center > Objects and rules > Business rules > Triggers. From…
Currently, Zendesk triggers cannot be directly based on Sunshine profiles or custom objects. Triggers are primarily designed to work with tickets and other standard Zendesk records. However, you can explore other Zendesk tools and integrations that…