For standard omnichannel routing, tickets must be assigned to an appropriate group and have an auto-routing tag for email tickets.
Triggers automate this process by defining conditions and actions for routing. Conditions might include ticket channel or tags, while actions include assigning a group and adding the auto-routing tag. For Professional and Enterprise plans, you can also assign priority and update skills on tickets. For more information, see theoriginal link.
Omnichannel routing in Zendesk is a feature that allows you to route tickets from various channels like email, calls, messaging, web forms, side conversations, and the API. This feature works out of the box, meaning it can start routing calls and…
To activate omnichannel routing in Zendesk, you need to configure it with an auto-routing tag and trigger. First, navigate to Admin Center, click on Objects and rules, then select Omnichannel routing > Routing configuration. Click the banner at the…
Before turning on omnichannel routing, ensure that the Agent Workspace is activated for your account. If you have a Chat subscription, native messaging or Sunshine Conversations must also be activated. It's important to plan your routing…
In omnichannel routing, email tickets are automatically assigned to the most eligible agent when they reach the front of the queue. For messaging and talk tickets, they are offered to the most eligible agent, who must accept the conversation or…
In Zendesk's omnichannel routing, admins can create custom queues to better manage ticket distribution. Custom queues allow you to route all email, call, and messaging conversation tickets automatically, using the queue's groups rather than the…