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Ability to forward emails into an existing ticket
已于 2015年3月11日 发布
Would really like the ability to forward emails directly into an existing ticket.
This is what I’m trying to achieve:
- Support ticket is created for a customer
- There is back and forth correspondence a number of times
- Customer then sends another email directly to my personal account - which is part of the support correspondence – but not a normal reply
This can happen if they used another device or simply forgot to reply to the normal email thread
I would like the ability to forward that email so that it is appended to the existing support ticket as if they had replied in the normal way i.e. it keeps attachments, the sender information, date/time, etc…
I've read the thread here https://support.zendesk.com/hc/communities/public/posts/203392746-How-can-I-forward-an-email-into-an-existing-ticket-?input_string=Ability%20to%20forward%20emails%20into%20an%20existing%20t, which has no resolve, plus I've been in touch with support and they clarified that it can't be done at present unless you make use of their API - which tells me it can be done! ;)
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Benjamin Kirsch
Hey everyone,
Thanks so much for taking the time to share your feedback with us in regards to forwarding emails into an existing ticket. We're definitely aware of this need and our team is planning on investigating this use case as well as the ability to manage secondary emails. Currently this work is in a pre-discovery phase and has not been prioritized, but please keep sharing your use cases with us to help prioritize this functionality in our future roadmap planning. We plan on updating this post once we have more information to share next year.
All the best,
Ben
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Bianca Borges
+1 requesting this functionality. Please help us !!
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Anya Grossman
I know this is an old post, I swear I've seen this as an ability before, but now it's not working anymore.
Has there been a change since this post?
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Gary McGuire
Did Zendesk add the feature or is this a lost cause?
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Nicole Graham
Has there been any more movement on this? If this is an added feature can someone share the how to on doing this as I wasn't able to find it in my search. Thanks for any help you can offer.
Nicole
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Stephen Keogh
Benjamin Kirsch do we have an update this feature?
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Ian Christopher de Jesus
I've developed an MVP to address this problem, and you can watch a demo of it here: [MVP Demo](https://youtu.be/In-vUSnCQ6U).
This integration empowers authorized agents to seamlessly forward emails to a designated email address associated with a web service. This web service, in turn, automatically appends a new comment to the corresponding ticket based on the ticket ID specified in the email's subject line.
If you're interested in trying out this MVP, I can set up the integration for you. Future development efforts will be driven by the number of users committed to using this integration.
To express your interest and get in touch with us, please fill out the updated Google Form, and I'll contact you promptly.
https://forms.gle/MUrZRQ9nxZRFfKZR6
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Ian Christopher de Jesus
Given that there has been no response from Zendesk for a very long time. I am planning to build the intergration instead. I do require some information and also some process validation. To those interested please fill out the form here https://forms.gle/nrYib7gvJE9jGM2H6
If I have further questions. I will reach out to each of you directly. Thank you :)
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James Johnstone
I think Roger put the requirements perfectly (previous post, above ⬆️).
To add our use case. We run orders and support requests through Zendesk.
When we ask customers to email supporting materials in (i.e. photographs, or forwarding emails form other people) they will often send to my direct email address or, if they have it, the email off a colleague.
This happens mostly when the customer (requester) is:
(Or a combination of all three.)
Manually adding ticket content into Zendesk is time consuming without the ability to forward.
We do sometimes forward then merge, but this creates a myriad of updates to the customer about new tickets, and when that customer is already confused by their computer, this can cause further problems with that customer, leading to further inefficiencies.
So the ability to forward or reply, and add something to tell Zendesk to add that email to a particular ticket (and whether or not it should be private or public) would really save a lot of hassle.
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Roger Kirkman
+1 for this functionality.
At my last job, we had the ability to forward an email to the support email address, and if it included the formatted ticket tag in the subject or body of the email, it would be added to the ticket.
So we could reply to the customer from our regular email, CC the support address, add the ticket tag, and the reply would go to the customer and add to the ticket thread. If the customer does a Reply all, it goes into the support ticket. If it only came to me, I just forward the email to the Support address and it gets added to the ticket.
This is crucial for maintaining the paper trail of all conversations around the ticket.
Example ticket tag: [XJ370319]
If you build this, it would also be great to be able to add another tag like [private] to make it an internal comment only, and that it would notify followers of the ticket, but not the customer.
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Mark Szemple
I contacted support to see if this feature is available yet and they directed me to this post to upvote and comment as for a use case.
I see that this post was started in 2015 (8 years ago) and there are comments that development is working on it and would be released in a future update.
I'm new to Zendesk coming from Goto Assist Service Desk which I have been using since 2010 and they have that feature.
As for the use case, there are many times that a ticket is created and instead of the customer or others on the ticket replying to the ticket, they send another email. I want the information from that email to be added to the ticket as it might be critical for a solution.
With GotoAssist Service Desk, all I had to do was forward the ticket to my own company specific email address with the Ticket Number in the subject and the ticket would get updated.
I work for a software company and this should be a relatively simple solution to do. Do know why its taking 8 years and still no solution since so many people have asked for this.
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