Zendesk Notifications Delayed or Absent Without Browser Check
Support agents using Zendesk report that desktop or mobile notifications frequently arrive late or not at all, forcing manual browser refreshes to catch new tickets. The unreliability breaks the real-time response expectations of support workflows. This appears to be a recurring platform-level reliability issue rather than a one-off incident.
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