Zendesk Lacks Natural Language Query Interface for Support Reporting
Customer service teams want to generate Zendesk reports by describing what they need in plain language rather than navigating complex report builders. The current reporting UX requires technical knowledge that most support managers do not have, limiting self-service analytics.
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