Helpdesk Bulk Messaging and Initial Setup Are Hard to Learn, and Paid Implementation Support Underdelivers
A Zendesk adopter found selecting and validating many recipients for mass messages unclear, and advanced flows not self-evident. A purchased 21-hour implementation package lacked proactive guidance.
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