Zendesk (Tagging + Sentiment)
Automatically tag your tickets and conversations in Zendesk with custom tags and sentiment scores.
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Automatically tag your tickets and conversations in Zendesk with custom tags and sentiment scores.
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It can take hours of repetitive work to tag and categorize your support tickets and conversations each month.
But now your AI agent can automatically do this classification and categorization for you, directly in Zendesk, accurately and consistently, so you can focus on understanding what your customers are asking and how they are feeling.
You can find the tagging app in the .
To set up your tags in Zendesk, go to AI Agent Setup > Auto-Tagging and click Add custom field or tags.
Select whether you want to auto-tag a Custom Field or a Tag
If you chose a Custom Field and have one setup in Zendesk already, then we will automatically import your Custom Fields to choose from. Select the one you want to auto-tag and we will import all of your tags for that Custom Field and auto generate a description for each tag. If you chose a Custom Field and don't have one setup in Zendesk already or you chose Tag then you will need to add a list of values/tags and descriptions for those values/tags so the AI knows under which circumstances each value/tag should be applied.
Once you have reviewed the descriptions for each tag and checked they are correct then you can turn on the auto-tagging.
You will then see your tags auto-applied in Zendesk. If you feel any tags have been applied incorrectly, review the description for each tag to ensure it is clear.
It costs $0.05 for each tag or custom field per ticket, this will be an add-on to your existing subscription and charged at the end of each billing period.
For example, if you were to have 3 tags applied to a ticket, this would cost $0.15 for tags on that ticket, if just one custom fields needs populating it will be just $0.05 for that ticket.
You can use your own custom tagging, categories, reason codes or groupings when tagging your Zendesk tickets or conversations.
The tagging will be captured in up to 3 Zendesk custom fields you define, for each conversation or ticket, or within the ‘Tags’ field if you don’t use custom fields.
You can use Zendesk Explore to interrogate and report on your tags and sentiment scores to see which and how they are changing over time.
We would recommend using fewer than 200 tags.
Your Auto-Tagging isn't automatically kept in sync in Zendesk, so if you add or remove a field or tag in Zendesk, you will have to do the same in My AskAI and vice versa.
If you are using Zendesk Tickets you can use our Ticket tagging product to tell the AI agent which tickets it should respond to.
For example, you might have "reason for contact" field in Zendesk that your agents update today, and there might be 10 category options within that.
If "unsubscribe" was the tag added by our AI agent, and that tag was on your block list, then the AI wouldn't reply to it and it will force a human handover.
To add a tag to your block list, go to AI Agent Setup > Auto-Tagging, select the Custom Field or Tag that has the tag you want to block, then find the tag and click Block AI Replies.
Alternatively, you could set up a triage flow for your AI agent, using rules or triggers within Zendesk for where certain tickets should be routed depending on the "reason for contact".
If your tags aren't being applied to pre-existing fields it may be because your custom tagging fields don't match.
If you are using a custom field with pre-set values in Zendesk, you must ensure you use the Tag from within Zendesk exactly.
To turn off or pause your Auto-Tagging, go to AI Agent Setup > Auto-Tagging and scroll to Pause tagging, then toggle the switch to the 'paused' position.
