Requiring registration in Zendesk typically applies to users accessing the platform directly, not to inbound email requests. This means that tickets can still be created from emails sent to your support address, even if the sender is not registered.
The system usually creates a new user profile for non-registered email senders, allowing ticket creation via email. However, the registration requirement is more relevant for users submitting requests through the Zendesk user interface. Always check your specific settings to ensure they align with your needs.
To restrict Zendesk Support access, you can configure your instance to only allow users with approved email domains to submit tickets. This setup ensures that while your Help Center remains visible to everyone, only users with email addresses from…
Suspended requests in Zendesk need to be manually recovered. If a user registers after their request is suspended, future requests will be created normally without manual intervention. Initially, suspended requests require an admin to manually…
Yes, you can require users to register before they can submit tickets in Zendesk. This ensures that users verify their email addresses and create a password, adding an extra layer of security. To enable this, first activate the 'Anyone can submit…
The allowlist and blocklist in Zendesk are tools to control which email domains can register and submit support requests. They help in managing access by specifying which domains are allowed or blocked. After enabling the 'Anyone can submit…
Currently, Zendesk does not offer a native way to approve self-registered users before they can access the Help Center. This means that once users register, they can access the Help Center without additional approval. While this functionality is…