Freshdesk Search Results Grid Cannot Be Customized to Match Team Workflows
Freshdesk displays search results in a fixed grid layout with no options to customize columns or display order. Support agents who want to surface the fields most relevant to their workflows are blocked by the rigid interface. This creates unnecessary friction in high-volume support environments.
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