For unregistered users, Zendesk's auto-detection sets the language based on their initial interaction. If they send an email, the language is detected from the email's content. If they use the help center, it's based on the locale they select.
Additionally, if they interact through a web widget, the language is determined by their browser's settings. This ensures that even before a user is officially registered, their language preferences are accurately captured and set.
Zendesk detects a user's language through various methods depending on how the user interacts with the platform. If a user is created by an agent, their language defaults to the Support account's default language. For users not yet created, Zendesk…
If a user's language is set incorrectly in Zendesk, you have a couple of options to correct it. You can manually change the user's language one at a time through their profile settings. Alternatively, if you need to update multiple users, you can…
When a user is created by an agent in Zendesk, their language is automatically set to the default language of the Support account. This means that the language setting aligns with the primary language used by your organization. If you need to…
Currently, Zendesk does not support auto-detection of language from social media tickets. When a ticket is created from platforms like Facebook Messenger, the language defaults to the Zendesk account's default language. This limitation means that…
To change the default language for your Zendesk Support account, you need to access the Admin Center. From there, navigate to the Localization page and select the desired default language under the Localization tab. This change will affect the…
Zendesk's Web Widget can detect a user's language based on their browser settings, but you can customize this behavior. By default, the widget uses the accept-language header from the user's browser to set the language. However, you have the option…