In Zendesk, ticket tabs for phone conversations and live chats automatically move to the left side of the interface. This design choice ensures that these types of conversations, which typically require the most immediate responses, are not overlooked when agents are working on multiple conversations.
By prioritizing these tabs, Zendesk helps agents quickly identify and respond to urgent conversations, improving efficiency and customer satisfaction. This feature is part of the broader functionality of ticket tabs, which aim to streamline the management of various conversation types.
Ticket tabs in Zendesk are a great way to manage multiple conversations efficiently. They allow agents to easily switch between different types of conversations, such as chats, phone calls, emails, and messages, by using tabs at the top of the…
Zendesk ticket tabs display a variety of information to help agents manage conversations effectively. For messaging conversations and active chats, tabs show the requester's name, the last message, and a typing indicator. For other conversations…
Currently, it's not possible to customize the primary text on Zendesk ticket tabs. The design intentionally displays the requester's name, as the Agent Workspace focuses on live conversations. This setup is considered more useful for agents than…
Zendesk ticket tabs use color indicators to show the status of conversations. A red dot indicates a new message, applicable to any channel type except phone. A green dot signifies an active conversation, excluding email, API, help center, and…
Yes, you can switch between Zendesk ticket tabs using keyboard shortcuts. For Mac users, the Option key is used instead of the Alt key. This functionality is similar to how browsers like Google Chrome, Safari, and Firefox allow tab switching with…
Currently, it is not possible to disable Zendesk ticket tabs. The tabs are an integral part of the interface, designed to help agents manage multiple conversations efficiently. While some users have expressed a preference for using browser tabs…