Do any of us ever truly master a tool? We may try, but with how quickly tech companies push out changes, it’s difficult to fully master a piece of software. Zendesk is a good example of this. Zendesk releases new features and content regularly, so if you want your support team to get the highest possible return on your Zendesk investment, it’s critical to stay up to date on Zendesk’s feature releases.
If you use Zendesk, you may already know how to use triggers to improve different aspects of your workflow. But did you also know using triggers can also massively expand the number of metrics and KPIs you can track? Triggers are a great way to improve your Zendesk reporting by surfacing custom metrics that are particularly granular or complex. In Zendesk, Triggers are event-based system actions that run on either ticket creation or ticket updates.
Working in Customer Support can sometimes be a little hectic. Especially during busy periods like Black Friday or the holiday season. It’s not surprising that many CX professionals are constantly looking for ways to save time during their day. One of the simplest ways to save time is by creating tailored views of your most important metrics in the form of custom reports and dashboards.
Zendesk is the customer service software of choice for over 100,000 businesses, which rely on the platform to deliver first-class customer experiences. But in customer service, things can change quickly, which is why Support teams need a way to stay on top of their data – no matter where they are.
Call centers are often on the front line of customer experience and CX, making them crucial business touchpoints. And with the rise of automation and AI technologies, customers expect quick responses and fast resolutions to their problems. While these new technologies bring incredible new ways to serve and delight your customers, customers still turn to call centers and contact centers for complex issues that require human expertise to untangle.
Could you save money on your Zendesk Plan? Zendesk is often the go-to choice for businesses seeking a robust customer support tool. But navigating their extensive range of plans and pricing options can feel overwhelming. Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. In this guide, we’ll unravel Zendesk's pricing plans to help you understand how they match up against your team’s needs. We'll help you understand which Zendesk tier works for different kinds of organizations.
If you spend a lot of time reporting in Zendesk, or using Zendesk Explore, then you will have noticed the platform doesn’t always show you the most up-to-date metrics. That’s because Zendesk Explore doesn’t include an auto-refresh feature for its analytics views and reports. In this article, we’ll explain how you can solve this problem, with live dashboards that auto refresh.
If you spend a lot of time reporting in Zendesk, or using Zendesk Explore, then you will have noticed the platform doesn’t always show you the most up-to-date metrics. That’s because Zendesk Explore doesn’t include an auto-refresh feature for its analytics views and reports. In this article, we’ll explain how you can solve this problem, with live dashboards that auto refresh.
When it comes to Zendesk Explore and reporting in Zendesk, there's no denying Zendesk’s power in analyzing customer data and uncovering insights. However, even experienced users will acknowledge that Zendesk Explore can be complex to understand, and challenging to master. Perhaps you’re new to Zendesk, or are a long-time Zendesk user who’s recently been tasked with new reporting responsibilities?
TouchCare’s sales team recently expanded. It was at this point COO, Juliet Frerking knew it was time to bring in a system of KPIs to support the team’s growth and set them up for success. But how would she decide which KPIs to track, and which metrics to ignore?
