Yes, Zendesk's first reply time can be calculated using both calendar hours and business hours. This means you can track how quickly your team responds to tickets during your set business hours.
To report on first reply time specifically within business hours, you should look for metrics that include 'Business hours' in their title, such as 'First reply time - Business hours (min)'. Keep in mind that your business hours are defined by the schedule set in your Zendesk account. For more details, check out the originalZendesk article.
To report on first reply time during business hours in Zendesk, use metrics that specify 'Business hours'. These metrics will reflect the time it takes for your team to respond to tickets within the business hours you've set in your account…
No, new schedules in Zendesk do not apply retroactively to past ticket data. If you set a new schedule, it will only affect tickets and metrics moving forward. Historical data, such as first reply times recorded before the schedule was set, will…
If a ticket is created outside of business hours, Zendesk calculates the first reply time based on the next available business hours. For instance, if your business hours are Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm, and a ticket is created on Saturday, the…
In Zendesk, the first reply time metric measures the time from when a ticket is created by an end-user to the first public agent comment. If an agent creates a proactive ticket, it doesn't count as a first reply because the ticket wasn't initiated…
To create a custom report for first reply time in business hours, you need to use a custom attribute in Zendesk. You can start by copying the formula of the default 'First reply time brackets' attribute and replace the calendar hour metric with the…