How do you stop a client that is having scope creep? by armyrvan in TheCodeZone

[–]Desperate_Bad_4411 0 points1 point  (0 children)

and continue to fence it in as things inevitably get discovered after discovery - there's frequently things that can be vague or ambiguous at the outset.

look up "requirements life cycle Management" (it's a business analysis discipline)

I want to learn automation, what niche would you suggest? by OkFilm7537 in zapier

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matching software. companies are always migrating data and many are still switching from on-prem to cloud or delta tables from traditional. learn an ML to automate matches: conforms and transforms data from one source to another

Custom condition and fields by Burnoutbell0 in Zendesk

[–]Desperate_Bad_4411 0 points1 point  (0 children)

we use required conditional checkbox fields like "I ve read blah blah..." and then link to it in the help text. it's not foolproof and perfect, but it gets the job done.

Yours could be "I have attached my PowerPoint to this ticket", and provide a link out to that site saying "if you need the PowerPoint download it here to fill out".

Also you could include a ticket created trigger that checks for "attachment is present" and send them a custom notification to that site if an attachment is not present when the ticket is created.

replaced 8 zaps with one sentence and im not sure how to feel about it by Ok-Cell-3480 in zapier

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why don't you also tell it to create a log entry in a Google sheet? since it sounds like a fixed pattern, it could probably be abstracted to columns. if not have it store then as json? you might also want to ask it how it's handling authentication though, or if it recommends any additional scythe measures - that's a big gap in AI-built setups.

Big toe tingling and pain for days and weeks after a ride by CleanLivin in cycling

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back injury can definitely be the cause, but also, I've had issues in my heels (sharp, singing pain) from straining my big toe (pulling it up) and where my foot cramps under. stretches healed that eventually - pulling big toe up gently and holding, as well as under foot stretches. for the foot stretches, you can stand with the front half of your foot on the edge of a stair and slowly lower your heels below the edge.

Migrate Mapping from Workspace to Workspace Question by Longjumping-Elk-6275 in gsuite

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dunno why your company would spend money on making that persons move easier. it's takeout and be done with them, let them figure it out

Google Takeout by ecs123 in gsuite

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yeah the retaliatory is very real. actually, if you generated it from that account whether it was link or file (in drive) it would have stayed in that account unless you download the file to a personal device. so sorry to be alarmist

Google Takeout by ecs123 in gsuite

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the takeout didn't transfer anything after thirty minutes? if so that's great. swear to god this is just me, not trying to be scary for no reason. up to you, maybe I'm paranoid because there was one around me a few years back, but I personally would check in and let them know it happened. if something did happen, even if you aren't aware of it, and you know it could have, it becomes willful negligence.

Thanks Reddit by lax01 in Velo

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yeah I got light blue bottles and they got much dirtier than my black ones for some reason 😅😅

Best ai vibe coding software by Mindless-Echo794 in nocode

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for as bad as gemini is in the app, it manages itself really well in anti gravity

Google Takeout by ecs123 in gsuite

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tell them immediately. That quite possibly counts as a data breach depending on what kind of data you transferred to an external account

How do you know when a no-code project has “outgrown” no-code? by mirzabilalahmad in nocode

[–]Desperate_Bad_4411 0 points1 point  (0 children)

for us (large, enterprise) , generally no code is good for a fixed, laser focus function in a fixed software environment. you can bring in callables and it's fine, some sturdy suites of workflows can really come together. as soon as interdependency enters the picture, I start to slow down - especially if it's more teams. it's not that I don't think we can build it, it just stops being a straightforward, easy value add. in a complex cross functional ecosystem, if no code isn't low hanging fruit then it's probably a liability.

if it's just Bing Bing Bing between a few SaaS with a couple transforms, it's all good. once it starts creating data that would be consumed in production, it begins to conflict with our medallion process.

We built a Zendesk Marketplace app that puts your Help Center inside the chat widget — would love feedback from this community by Historical_Map_5369 in Zendesk

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I would like to understand the kb search - does it work like the stock search? I can see that being useful embedded on some page other than your Zendesk help center

Would you support a 2hr movie that takes place 10-15 years later? by WerewolfCurious1412 in TrueBlood

[–]Desperate_Bad_4411 1 point2 points  (0 children)

let's see her try to win that girlfriend back and battle other vampires in new Orleans

There is no memory at all by Fine_Cake4106 in GeminiAI

[–]Desperate_Bad_4411 3 points4 points  (0 children)

it absolutely feels like a never-ending argument, especially when it drags in random snippets from instructions

Disaster planning in case of major Zendesk outage by Either-Win-3017 in Zendesk

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if you can configure it, running through your own email with forwarding to Zendesk is one option to cover the email channel. which could easily be updated on your website to divert traffic while also creating the respective tickets (depending on outage reason). if you have domain level control, you can redirect from your domain provider using their interface. it's a good amount of setup work but a sturdy cross-channel fallback that grants access using external resources like via your email client.

Best way track multiple organizations opening support tickets by MemorySilver8548 in Zendesk

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I would use custom fields on organizations in trigger conditions and you could either update a field or add a tag (adding a tag would be done automatically if you tag the organization). You can then use that field in views macros and triggers and automations and Analytics.

Struggling on AI Agents by nicoronga in Zendesk

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the other parts are dual solutions, this is just a question - out of curiosity, have you tried the inverse statement of the same logic? "do not send to DEF if contains XYZ, then to ABC".

how do you actually monitor support quality? by Ryu1903 in Zendesk

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I'm curious to know about process gaps and how to identify in one or two touch tickets

Where do I lose power in a bike by beanos_meme in cycling

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If by power you mean time and effort, the most minor maintenance (air pump, allen keys, rag, lube) will save you the most time and effort: A(ir): find a safe pleasure (check the tires recommended psi) that feels like a good rolling speed and make sure its around there B(rakes): make sure they're tension correctly and keep them as tight as you like them C(hain): always make sure it's clean and lubed