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Matthew Hesse
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Sam,
Thanks for the links but I'd already read how triggers fire before I posted. And you made my point for me when you stated that events/triggers occur/re-evaluate *whenever* any update occurs. So if I'm looking at a ticket that was opened at point A, then followed up at point B, then replied to by a support person at point C (etc.), the fact that there is no timestamp in the event log makes it increasingly difficult to parse what event prompted what event/trigger. It might be relatively easy when there's only the initial ticket, but we often get pulled in later into the ticket and when we're trying to evaluate the effectiveness of our rules sets, it makes modifying those rules much more problematic.
Can I just formalize a request that Zendesk add timestamps to the Events log for the reasons I already stated?
Thanks,
Matthew
Ver comentario · Publicado 07 jun 2022 · Matthew Hesse
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Feature Request Summary:
[Please add date- and time-stamps to the Event log.]
Description/Use Cases:
Given that triggers (and other events) occur at various points from ticket initiation to ongoing inputs, and because numerous inputs/events can occur before support staff even begin to reply, it's necessary to know when triggers occurred to correlate what event/trigger happened based on which input. Emails are time-/date-stamped, but exactly when in that sequence the event/triggers fired is a black box.
Business impact of limitation or missing feature:
Understanding when triggers fire based on what inputs would greatly help us refine our related rules to improve routing efficacies. We can't accurately assess cause and effect when the triggers have no timestamp.
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Publicado 03 jun 2022 · Matthew Hesse
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To reiterate what Timothy Beutler said above (and to expand on it, since no one specifically replied to his post), I not only want to know in what order Events are listed in the log, but it would be great to actually have the date-time stamp as part of the event log. Knowing what triggers happened when, especially in context with the "conversation" part of a ticket, is extremely important to better understand what happened in what order, which ultimately allows us to be better able to tweak our tagging structures, event-handling, etc.
Ver comentario · Publicado 02 jun 2022 · Matthew Hesse
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