Many companies want to better guide their customers without relying on costly development projects.
You can add instructions directly to native Zendesk forms.
The solution: In the ticket field settings, simply fill in the Description field. This text will appear below the field in your Help Center, allowing you to specify the expected format for an order number, for example ("Must start with two letters followed by three digits").
For more advanced needs (e.g., hiding options from customers while keeping them visible to agents):
The native approach: Apps such as Hide Ticket Fields available on the Zendesk Marketplace allow you to manage field visibility on the agent side.
The dynamic approach: For drop-down menus whose values need to reflect external data (product catalog, inventory, etc.), Alexis recommends using Custom Objects. They enable the creation of synchronized data tables and provide a much smoother and up-to-date experience than static lists.
Feedback from customer Quitoque shows that AI is already delivering tangible ROI.
AI does more than answer questions—it analyzes them.
Intent and sentiment detection: As soon as a ticket arrives, AI identifies whether it is a complaint, a delivery issue, or a refund request.
Quitoque's results: With only four automated use cases at launch, the company was able to resolve 20% of tickets completely autonomously. The next target is 30%, with WhatsApp integration coming soon.
With Copilot, agents no longer start from scratch. AI suggests responses based on the internal knowledge base, leaving agents free to validate the answer or adjust the tone before sending it.
Zendesk recently introduced Action Builder, a much more visual interface, similar to tools such as Zapier or Make.
Keeping a Help Center up to date is often a challenge. Zendesk now makes it possible to leverage the collective expertise of your support teams.
Yes. With Field Mapper, an app developed by SEIF, information such as phone numbers or customer segments can be automatically mapped from the user profile to the ticket.
Zendesk sometimes defaults to English. Florian recommends reviewing your instance settings, but also leveraging AI to dynamically detect the language of incoming messages and route tickets to the appropriate language-speaking agents.
Zendesk does not natively support CSAT surveys for light agents, in order to avoid skewing satisfaction scores. Third-party solutions such as Diduenjoy can be integrated to address this need.
SEIF's recommendation is clear: take it step by step. There is no need to automate everything at once. Start by identifying your five most time-consuming and low-value processes, then use native Zendesk capabilities and AI to streamline them.
Ready to take things to the next level? SEIF offers several support packages, ranging from instance audits to the complete implementation of AI-powered workflows.
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