Peter
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Thanks for your question Tatiana. Each ticket can only have one set of survey responses. As such, if they were to respond half way through the ticket with a score of 7 and then after the ticket was...
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Hi Rosie, thanks for your question. The webhook is automatically created with the trigger. All you need to do is decide if the URL parameter "send" = true or false.
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Hi Carly, thanks for posting. While we have already resolved this directly for you in Zendesk ticket, for the benefit of anyone else reading, the placeholder to use in this instance would be {{tick...
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Hi raphael thanks for the request. Yes an article like that is on our todo list. The general gist of how you could do that would be to have a custom dropdown field containing options like 'X Reques...
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Hi Harold, thanks for reaching out. Yes the Change Manager app is designed to hide the regular Type field and replace it with a "Ticket Type" field that gives you the extra Change type while retain...
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Hi Kristian Tungland, glad everything is working as expected now and thanks for your question. It is true that there are risks when setting up webhooks so that tickets can update themselves. For ex...
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Hi Sarah, yes you are able to change the wording of either question under the 'Translations' section of the admin screen. You can also translate the survey into any of the 47 languages you have tur...
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Hi Mario, currently you can not resume timers. Instead you are able to combine the data from the same timer that runs multiple times and feed it into a ticket field. We have an article on how to se...
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Hi Anees, Yes this article was due to be updated to cater for the new webhooks. I've made some tweaks to the article so that it is now relevant to webhooks. Note that in step 1 you'll now be follow...
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Hi Daniel, there are many things that the Timers app can do that Zendesk’s native SLA functionality is not able to. This includes: Down to the minute actions of tickets. SLA’s (Timers) on private ...