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Rilevamento della lingua di un utente finale da un messaggio email



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Kristie Sweeney

Zendesk Documentation Team

Data ultima modifica: 19 mar 2025


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Yep, all we needed to do was add Greek to the language list. I appreciate you notifying us, Dave!

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Thanks Kristie! Was it just Greek that was missing from the list?

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Great catch, Dave! I confirmed with our engineers that Greek is indeed a supported language. I updated the article. Thank you!

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Hi there,

 

I've been doing some testing with emails sent in different languages. Was pleasantly surprised to see that Greek was correctly detected. Could the list of supported languages be updated?

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Ah, I got it! Thank you. I'll start off by automating "Is english" and "is not english," and then move from there.

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Hey Hannah,

In Zendesk Explore, try using the Attribute for 'User Locale' in conjunction with a metric for counting the number of Tickets. That should break down the languages for you by the # tickets created attached to that requester's language. 

If you have requesters who submit in multiple languages, I would suggest creating a trigger for each support language that sets a value in a custom drop down field for Ticket Language. This way you get an accurate count going forward of the ticket language, even if the requester's locale settings change.

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Hi all,

 

Just looking to clarify how identifying user language works. I would like to report to our execs a breakdown of languages we get tickets in. So, ideally, I need Zendesk to tell me that out of these 80 tickets, 10 are in English, 5 are in Spanish, etc, etc. However, if sounds like right now, however, all the language identification is done on the user side. So the best I could do is say "We got 50 new users who submitted tickets, 10 spoke English, 10 spoke Spanish, etc."

 

My understanding after reading all these help articles is to do so I have to manually create an automation for every language I want to identify. So if I think we get tickets in ten languages, I have to create 10 automations, and if we get tickets in a new language, I have to identify that we're getting those tickets and then create a new automation for that language.

 

Is that correct?

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That's our experience as well, Christy. Unfortunately this is considered normal by ZD.

We use the Organizations feature to organize customer accounts by language/region, and then we route by Organization. However it required working with our Engineering team to accomplish matching the account to the appropriate Org.

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Hi team,

I've tested with traditional Chinese content email (With English subject) and the user language wasn't able to detected as in Chinese. Please kindly advise.

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