The satisfaction score in Zendesk is calculated using the formula: COUNT(Good satisfaction tickets) / COUNT(Rated satisfaction tickets). This means that if you have 99 good ratings and 1 bad rating out of 100 rated tickets, your satisfaction score would be 99%.
This formula helps you understand the percentage of positive feedback you receive from your customers, providing a clear picture of your service quality over the last 100 ratings.
To display satisfaction ratings in your Zendesk Help Center, you need to add a ratings box using a code snippet. This allows you to show statistics based on your last 100 satisfaction ratings, including the number of positive and negative ratings,…
Yes, you can customize the appearance of the satisfaction ratings box in Zendesk. You can change the wording, look, and placement of the box on your page. To customize the wording, edit the values in the ratings box code. For appearance, you can…
To add the satisfaction ratings box to an article in Zendesk, you need to enable the 'Display Unsafe Content' setting and paste the code into the article's HTML. Navigate to the article in your Help Center, click 'Edit article', and switch to the…
Yes, you can embed the Zendesk satisfaction ratings box on an external website. Ensure that the 'Embedded satisfaction score widget' setting is enabled by checking 'Allow me to display public satisfaction statistics'. Once this setting is enabled,…
Unfortunately, Zendesk's default CSAT survey only supports a good or bad rating system. If you wish to use a 1 to 5 scale, you will need to use a third-party app. You can explore options in the Zendesk Marketplace, but keep in mind that Zendesk…