To verify if your Zendesk trigger is set up correctly, you can view the ticket events. The ticket events will show all triggers applied to the ticket and reflect any changes in ticket priority. This is a useful way to ensure that your trigger is functioning as intended.
For step-by-step instructions on viewing ticket events, refer to the article: Viewing all events for ticket updates.
You can set ticket priority automatically based on the support email address by creating a trigger in Zendesk. To do this, create a new trigger and under 'Meet ALL of the following conditions', add conditions such as 'Object > Ticket > Ticket | Is…
Yes, you can modify a trigger to set other ticket properties in Zendesk. By following the trigger template, you can adjust the actions to fit your needs. For instance, if you want to tag all tickets received at a specific support address, you can…
If the priority options are grayed out when setting a trigger in Zendesk, it might be because the Ticket Field: Ticket priority is deactivated on your account. To resolve this, reactivate the field by navigating to Ticket Fields > Inactive. Once…
Yes, you can set ticket priority based on the email domain of the requester in Zendesk by creating or setting up an organization for these users. Add existing users to the organization and set up organization domain mapping for new users. Then,…
To efficiently manage multiple trigger conditions in Zendesk, consider reordering your triggers to control the order in which they are applied. If a default trigger is overriding others, reordering might help. Additionally, you can set conditions…