Hi,
Is there a way to determine how published knowledge articles have prevented ticket generation? Is there a way to track or report on this?
I believe there is a report called "Report Deflected," but it seems it only captures instances where the knowledge article is either referenced in a ticket or when the voting system is used.
Thanks,
Rajan
Hi Rajan,
Maybe this article can help you: https://confluence.atlassian.com/servicedeskcloud/blog/2017/09/knowledge-base-reports-revamped
Hello @Rajan Dangol
Please explain what do you mean by preventing the ticket creation? When ticket is getting created with a Confluence page usually this is a trigger by the automation rule.
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Hi Nikola,
What I meant is that a published article helped a customer by answering their question, preventing the need to raise a ticket.
Scenario:
Is there a way to track these instances?
Thanks,
Rajan
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