The update timestamp might not match the event log due to the 'chatended' event being filtered out of the visible log. This event is still recorded in the audit endpoint, which updates the timestamp.
This discrepancy typically occurs when a session ends due to inactivity of less than ten minutes. While it may seem confusing, this behavior is expected and aligns with how Zendesk logs session endings.
The update timestamp changes due to a 'chatended' event being added to audits, even if it's not visible in the event log. When a chat session ends, a 'chatended' event is appended in the audit endpoint, which updates the timestamp. This is normal…
A chat session in Zendesk can end due to several reasons, depending on whether you're using chat or messaging in the Agent Workspace. For chat users, sessions end when the visitor is idle, the visitor ends the chat, or the agent ends the chat. For…
Visitor idle timeout is a key factor in ending chat sessions in Zendesk. For chat users, if a visitor is idle, the session will end. In messaging, the idle timeout is set to 10 minutes, after which the session will automatically end if no activity…