You have a lot of flexibility in how you use email in Zendesk Support. The email channel works out of the box with no setup necessary. But if you like, you can configure it to make it work the way you want.
This page lists resources for configuring and using the email channel with Zendesk Support to meet your goals. The following resources are available:
Documentation
Setting up
- Getting started with email Part 1: How the email channel works
- Getting started with email Part 2: Incoming email support requests and notifications
- Getting Started with email Part 3: Outgoing email notifications
- Getting Started with email Part 4: Understanding and troubleshooting common email channel problems
- Adding support addresses for users to submit tickets
Using other email addresses to receive tickets
- Enabling personalized email replies
- Forwarding incoming email to Zendesk Support
- Passing an email to your support address
- Forwarding your incoming support email to Zendesk using Yahoo
- Setting up Zendesk for Microsoft Outlook integration
- Forwarding your incoming support email to Zendesk using Gmail/Google Apps (external link)
- Enabling automatic ticket creation for your Gmail inbox
- Allowing Zendesk to send email on behalf of your email domain
- Decommissioning email support addresses
Formatting and customizing your emails
- Customizing templates for email notifications
- Using the email template with multiple brands
- Formatting options for agents
- Disabling and enabling rich content in incoming emails
- Enabling personalized email replies
- Adding an agent signature to ticket email notifications
- Adding a team member alias
- Digitally signing your email with DKIM
- Customizing the welcome email and the account verification email
Changing the messages of email notifications
Managing email access
- Permitting only users with approved email addresses to submit tickets (setting up a restricted Zendesk)
- Configuring CC and follower permissions
- Using CCs, followers, and @mentions
- Using the allowlist and blocklist to control access to Zendesk Support
- Email encryption and private email relay services
Managing tickets with email
- Setting up to provide email-only support
- Using the Mail API to update ticket properties from your inbox
- Passing an email to your support address
- Viewing the HTML and original source for incoming tickets
- Archiving ticket email notifications (Enterprise)
- Detecting an end-user's language from an email message
- Creating organizations
- About mail loops and Zendesk email
Managing spam and suspended tickets
- Understanding and managing suspended tickets and spam
- Tips to combat spam and protect your business
- Setting up suspended ticket notifications
- Causes for ticket suspension
- Guidelines for reviewing suspended tickets
- Viewing, recovering, and deleting suspended tickets
- Authenticating incoming email (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
- Understanding the sender authentication flag
Using CCs and followers
Community and Support tips
- Setting up an unformatted email template (Support tip)
- Changing your email template content fonts (Support tip)
- Common issues with email deliverability (Support tip)
- Make your emails stand out by adding a sender avatar (Support tip)
- Using single sign-on (SSO) to customize your end-users' knowledge base, email templates, and ticket forms (Support tip)
- Notifying external email addresses (Support tip)
- A better email template for Zendesk (Support tip)
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