Why It Matters
Zendesk uses ticket fields to power critical workflows:- Routing - Direct tickets to the right team based on category, product, or priority
- SLAs - Track response times using priority levels
- Automation - Trigger workflows based on field values
- Reporting - Analyze support trends by category, product, or custom fields
What Gets Predicted
- Ticket Forms - Select the appropriate form (Bug Report, Billing, Feature Request, etc.)
- Buildin Fields - Set urgency level (Low, Normal, High, Urgent), assignee, group assigne, brand, …
- Custom Fields - Fill dropdowns, checkboxes, and text fields (product, category, issue type, etc.)
Assignee, group, lookup, and status fields cannot be predicted—these require manual intervention or separate automation rules.
How It Works
Access the predictor from your Zendesk integration card in Channels. The ticket values are automatically imported from Zendesk after the integration. You can:- Enable/disable the predictor globally
- Configure which fields to predict
- Provide instructions for how to classify each field
- Choose whether fields are predicted before or after the AI response
- Test predictions with real tickets before going live
- Validate your configuration for errors
Field predictions work both in public mode and in private mode. See Operating Modes in the integration guide.
Next Steps
- Access the predictor via your Zendesk integration card
- Test with historical tickets to verify prediction accuracy
- Start in private mode to review predictions without affecting customers
- Monitor accuracy and refine instructions weekly
- Enable public mode when confident in automatic field updates