Validating your skills-based views in Zendesk involves setting up a test view and ensuring it displays tickets as expected. Start by creating a view with a skills match column and check for expected checkmarks.
Next, test the view with a few agents, incorporating their feedback. Use the skills match filter to refine the view further, ensuring it meets your needs. Repeat this process as necessary to maintain effective skills-based views.
Skills-based routing in Zendesk allows admins to assign specific skills to agents and set conditions for tickets, ensuring that tickets are routed to agents with the appropriate skills. This setup can be used as a standalone solution or as part of…
Creating a skills-based view in Zendesk involves adding a skills-based condition to a view, allowing agents to see tickets that match their skills. This type of view is recommended because it offers flexibility and scalability. To create a…
Skills-match views in Zendesk have several limitations, including the restriction of having only one skills-match view in Support. Additionally, if the ticket count exceeds 3,000 or a processing timeout occurs, some tickets may not appear in the…
To convert a skills-match view to a skills-based condition view in Zendesk, you need to clone the existing view and add skills-based conditions. First, deactivate your skills-match view in Admin Center under Agent tools > Views. Then, clone the…
Currently, skills in Zendesk can only be used as actions in triggers, not as conditions. This means you can add, set, or remove skills using triggers, but you cannot use skills to define when a trigger should fire. While there is interest in…