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Jean-Charles Pascale
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Jean-Charles Pascale commented,
D'après notre documentation, votre bundle devrait contenir un Job Spec (https://developer.zendesk.com/documentation/integration-services/zis-tutorials/getting-started/building-your-first-zis-integration/#defining-a-zis-job-spec).
Celui-ci devrait contenir les détails de l'event qui devrait trigger un flow. Ces détails devraient être les attribute event_source et event_type dans l'exemple ci-dessus.
Vous pouvez trouver la liste des events disponibles ici: https://developer.zendesk.com/api-reference/integration-services/trigger-events/introduction/
Je pense que vous serez interessé par celui-là: Custom Field Changed : https://developer.zendesk.com/api-reference/integration-services/trigger-events/ticket-events/#custom-field-changed
Notez que cet event est particulier, et vous devrez donc ajouter un object "custom_field" pour y ajouter l'ID du field entre autres, commes décrit dans la documentation ci-dessus.
View comment · Posted Oct 23, 2023 · Jean-Charles Pascale
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Jean-Charles Pascale commented,
The feature is being looked into, but it is not available at the moment.
I would recommend checking this post (https://support.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/4409222532506/comments/4409239462810) and page and vote for this feature to show interest in it.
View comment · Posted Oct 17, 2023 · Jean-Charles Pascale
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Jean-Charles Pascale commented,
Hi Eune,
The only way I can think of would be to use the Ticket Skips API to fetch the tickets skipped for specific agents, and display them either in a Sidebar App in Zendesk, or outside of Zendesk.
However, this is not a native feature of Zendesk and will require some custom technical implementation.
-JC
View comment · Posted Mar 08, 2022 · Jean-Charles Pascale
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Jean-Charles Pascale commented,
Hi Eune,
According to my tests, it seems like this is only available to Administrators and the agents themselves. However, the Team Lead was not able to see the tab.
-JC
View comment · Posted Mar 07, 2022 · Jean-Charles Pascale
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Jean-Charles Pascale commented,
Hi Eune,
The playlist will not have any limit based on time for the results it displays. However, since this is fetching the skips from our API, Archived tickets will not be included.
I hope this clarifies the behavior of the feature.
-JC
View comment · Posted Mar 03, 2022 · Jean-Charles Pascale
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Jean-Charles Pascale commented,
Hi William,
If I understand correctly, you have a field that is hidden for light agents, but that is also set as "mandatory" for your agents to fill in, therefore preventing your light agents from submitting any changes to the ticket if the field is empty?
Does this field need to be mandatory/hidden from the light agents?
The main workaround here that I could see would be to add a warning when a mandatory field is hidden, as we cannot override the field being set as "hidden".
-JC
View comment · Posted Feb 28, 2022 · Jean-Charles Pascale
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Jean-Charles Pascale commented,
Indeed, at the moment, to display an article to the end user using the Flow Builder, the article cannot be restricted to signed-in users.
As per a restriction on articles by still keeping them "Visible to Everyone", it should be possible via Custom code, but I do not have any template/example that I can provide for this.
I just know that they used the HelpCenter.user JavaScript object to detect if the user was logged in or not, like in this example to detect the organization of a user to hide some ticket fields in the form.
Hope this helps,
-JC
View comment · Posted Dec 31, 2021 · Jean-Charles Pascale
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Jean-Charles Pascale commented,
Hi Louis,
If you simply set a macro to set the title, then it should work immediately in the ticket indeed.
I attempted with a macro that sets the subject to {{ticket.title}} [{{ticket.organization.custom_fields.champ_org_dropdown}}] and it works as expected.
Could you confirm that the issue happens in any browser and in incognito mode?
Could you confirm that the issue also happens without the apps on your account? You can temporarily disable them for your session using ?noapps, as described in our documentation
-JC
View comment · Posted Nov 10, 2021 · Jean-Charles Pascale
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Jean-Charles Pascale commented,
When doing a similar test via APi, indeed, the placeholders are not replaced. Like I mentioned, even though in the API call you set the fields to a specific value, when the ticket creation in processed, those values do not exist yet in the ticket, and the placeholder therefore has no value.
However, when you submit the ticket again, the value is now there and the value is therefore replaced in the subject.
View comment · Posted Nov 05, 2021 · Jean-Charles Pascale
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Jean-Charles Pascale commented,
If I understand correctly, the correct data is populated on the second submission of the subject of the ticket.
If so, this is an expected behavior. Indeed, at ticket creation time, the organization of the ticket is not defined, and therefore the placeholder for ticket.organization.XXXXX has no real value. The placeholder is therefore not replaced.
When you update the ticket a second time, the ticket has a set organization, and therefore the placeholder has a set value and is replaced when the ticket is submitted again.
I hope this clarifies the behavior of the placeholders.
Kind Regards,
View comment · Posted Nov 03, 2021 · Jean-Charles Pascale
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