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This article explains the current Groups feature in KDesk, including how groups are created, edited, searched, and used for assignment and routing. How to Access Groups In the left sidebar, open Team and select Groups. The page is shown to account owners and to members with the permission Modify groups.…
This article explains the current Groups feature in KDesk, including how groups are created, edited, searched, and used for assignment and routing.
In the left sidebar, open Team and select Groups. The page is shown to account owners and to members with the permission Modify groups. Users without that permission can still view group information, but they cannot create, edit, or delete groups.
Groups are team-managed collections of internal accounts. KDesk uses them as assignment targets in tickets and request flows so work can be routed to a pod instead of a single named person.
The group editor collects four main fields:
KDesk requires a group name and at least one member before saving. Notification emails are optional and are stored as a deduplicated list. Members are selected from the current account directory for the team.
The Group details modal shows the group name, description, notification email list, and a labeled member list so staff can quickly confirm who belongs to the group and how it is configured.
Groups are loaded into ticketing and contact-request flows as assignment options. They can appear in ticket assignee selectors, in contact request submission when the request flow allows assignee selection, and in form ticket-default assignee settings.
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