support_tickets_read
Arguments
Tickets assigned to any of these team members, at most 100.
assigneeIds, assigneeTypes and includeUnassigned match as one OR.Tickets with any of these kinds of assignee. Matches with
assigneeIds and includeUnassigned as one OR.On any of these channels.
Only tickets closed after this instant.
Only tickets closed before this instant.
Only tickets created after this instant.
Only tickets created before this instant.
The customer’s id or legacy id. Requires customers_read.Requires:
customers_readTickets that came in on any of these store inbox addresses, at most 100. Matched without case.
Only tickets whose last customer message is after this instant.
Only tickets whose last customer message is before this instant.
Only tickets whose last message from the team, the AI agent or an automation is after this instant.
Only tickets whose last message from the team, the AI agent or an automation is before this instant.
Only tickets whose last message, from the customer or the team, is after this instant.
Only tickets whose last message, from the customer or the team, is before this instant.
The inbox search: message and subject words, the customer’s name, email or phone, order numbers. At most 200 characters. Matches customer details with only support_tickets_read, as the inbox does.
Where
query looks. Omitted or empty: everywhere, including the AI summary.Tickets that contain every one of these keywords, at most 10 of 200 characters each. Searches what
query does except order numbers, and matches customer details with only support_tickets_read.Where
searchContains looks. Omitted or empty: everywhere it can.Any of these. Omitted or empty: every status but ARCHIVED, as the help desk lists tickets; name ARCHIVED to include archived tickets.
True: tickets with a customer message the team has not read yet. False: the others, including tickets the customer never wrote on.