验证需要审阅的文章



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Jennifer Rowe

Zendesk Documentation Team

已于 2025年4月18日 编辑


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Hi Team! I couldn't find any information about unsubscribing from the emails “It's time to verify your articles” sent from zendesk. I do not want to disable the review option, I would like to remove an email where these reminders should not be sent anymore. How to do it, please? Just to add, the person receiving these emails is currently a “Light agent” in zendesk and he shouldn't be receiving these. Thanks a lot! 

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Hello Agis,
 
I appreciate your question. It's my understanding that light agents might indeed have the capacity to verify articles, although to be certain, I would advise conducting a test to confirm this functionality. Additionally, you can find comprehensive details on the permissions and limitations of light agents in Zendesk at the following resource: Understanding and setting light agent permissions.
 
I trust this will provide the clarity you need.

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Hello JH,
 
I appreciate you getting in touch regarding this unusual issue where your Account owner is unable to verify articles on your account. To address this matter effectively, I suggest contacting our Support team for in-depth troubleshooting. Here's a guide on Contacting Zendesk Customer Support
 
We are very eager to help you resolve this.

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Hi Zendesk team. 

Can a light-agent verify an article if they get the notification email or they need to have special access, like guide admin, or agent?

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Hi,

 

This article states that “Article owners and agents with publishing permissions can verify articles”. But in our Guide instance, the owners are not able to verify their articles.

  • They are owners (not just author)
  • The article is already published
  • They can see the ticket under the “Needs verification” list
  • When they open the article, they can see the “Unverified article - This article is due to be reviewed…..”, but they can not see the three dots, where they can click “Verify article”.

They also cannot due it from the “Bulk” actions, where “Verification” is greyed out.

 

What can be the cause? :-)

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+1 to everything Jeff Michaelis said. We need to be able to see and report on: 

  • Date of last verification
  • Date of next verification
  • Who verified the article 

This is important to those of us who manage the content audit and need to plan for the future. We need to be able to see how many articles will fall into an unverified status at any point in time throughout the year. We have rules set up to verify higher priority articles every 3 - 6 months, and others 1x per year. At this point, I can't tell when ANY of my articles are up for verification again in Zendesk, so I have to manually keep a spreadsheet with dates to know what to expect next year. Getting an email right before the article verification expires is insufficient. 

Additionally, I may have verified an article 2 months ago but due to product releases, go back and fully revise the article, then re-verify it. That will change my next verification date. I shouldn't have to manually keep track of these dates. 

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Hello Steven,
 
There's currently no option to give agents only verification permission. This setting is only visible when an agent has publishing permission. 

I understand the importance of allowing your agents to verify an article without the ability to publish changes to it on your workflow. I encourage you to create a new post in the Guide Product Feedback topic in our community to engage with other users who have similar needs and discuss possible workarounds. 

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Is there a reason that someone needs to have publish permissions to verify an article?  I have a team that wants to review articles when needed, but often do not need any update.  We want to control who can publish a new version, but they should be able to verify it if there are no changes needed.

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Hello, 
is it planned, that in the future we can verify the articles via API call? Because we have currently over 20.000 articles and need now to verify them in 30 item batches, which is very annoying. We know that this articles are good quality etc. so no manual verification is necessary for us. 

Looking forward hearing from you
Christian

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Hi Josh,
 
Related to your concern, you can manually unverify articles right after creating them manually as per the image below:
 

 
There is no specific setting to make new articles unverified automatically since this is not the use case it was designed for. At the moment, that's the closest workaround we can offer. Otherwise, you'd have to build a really generic rule that catches articles a couple of weeks later. 

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