Your Zendesk report data may change over time due to updates in ticket statuses. When tickets are solved, reopened, or receive new interactions, these changes can affect historical data. For instance, if a ticket is reopened and resolved again, it alters the number of solved tickets and the resolution time in your reports.
Additionally, the first reply time in SLAs only starts when a ticket gets its first public comment from an end user, which can also lead to changes in your report data. To learn more about how SLAs and first reply time work, you can check out theZendesk SLAs and first reply time article.
To manage changes in historical data, consider using scheduled and historical reporting features. Scheduled reports capture data at specific intervals, providing a stable view of your metrics. Historical reporting allows you to access past data…
The historical reporting feature in Zendesk allows you to access past data snapshots, providing insights into ticket updates over time. By using the Ticket Update History dataset, you can track specific changes, such as when a ticket was reopened…
SLAs, particularly the first reply time target, can significantly impact your Zendesk report data. The first reply time target starts when a ticket receives its first public comment from an end user, which can alter your average first reply time….
For stable Zendesk reporting, consider implementing scheduled reporting and monitoring ticket reopens. Scheduled reports capture data at regular intervals, providing a consistent view of your metrics. Monitoring reopened tickets helps you adjust…