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Knowledge connector for Confluence: Bring content into Zendesk to power support | What's New

Many teams already have valuable knowledge stored in Confluence — but it’s often disconnected from support experiences. The Knowledge connector for Confluence lets you bring existing Confluence content into Zendesk so it can be used across help center search, Agent Workspace, and AI-powered responses. This means customers, agents, and AI agents can surface answers from Confluence without duplicating content in Zendesk.

Customer Service Outsourcing Philippines: Why Most Startups and SMEs Fail with Offshore BPO and How to Get It Right

Two nearly identical SaaS companies-same product category, same budget, same customer base-outsource customer service to the Philippines. Company A achieves 60% cost savings, 4.6 CSAT scores, and scales seamlessly. Company B burns $100,000, damages customer relationships, and brings operations back in-house within 90 days. Same country. Same budget. Opposite outcomes. The difference isn't luck, provider quality, or company size. It's five critical decisions made before signing any contract. Most founders get 3-4 of these wrong. Industry leaders get all 5 right.

Zendesk WFM: Initial setup and defining agent work

Join Quincy from Zendesk as he walks you through the essentials of setting up Workforce Management. In this first session, learn how to configure admin settings, manage teams and roles, define agent activities, and organize work streams for better forecasting and scheduling. Perfect for admins getting started with Zendesk WFM. Zendesk makes customer service better. We build software to meet customer needs, set your team up for success, and keep your business in sync.

How Customer Intelligence Transforms B2B Support Teams Into Strategic Revenue Partners

In today’s B2B SaaS environment, support teams are no longer viewed as reactive fixers of customer problems. Increasingly, they are becoming strategic partners that influence renewals, expansion, and long-term customer relationships. But this shift is only possible through one powerful enabler: customer intelligence. Customer intelligence gives support teams real-time visibility into customer behavior, sentiment, and engagement.

Why Customer Intelligence Is the New Competitive Advantage in SaaS B2B Support

B2B SaaS companies operate in increasingly complex environments—customer expectations rise faster than most support teams can adapt. As products expand, user roles multiply, and enterprise accounts grow more sophisticated, the fundamental challenge becomes delivering consistent, proactive, high-quality support at scale. This is where customer intelligence has emerged as a transformative capability.

The Integrations Landscape for Customer Service & Service Operations

Integration used to be a checkbox. You connected a tool. You moved on. That model quietly broke. Service teams today don’t fail because they lack software. They fail because their systems don’t cooperate when it matters — during escalations, outages, renewals, or the moment a customer asks a question that spans more than one system. That’s the shift worth paying attention to.

What Is Customer Intelligence? A Guide for B2B SaaS Teams

In today’s competitive B2B SaaS landscape, product capabilities alone are no longer enough to win and retain customers. Buyers expect seamless, proactive engagement across every interaction—from sales to onboarding to ongoing support. Yet most organizations struggle to connect the dots across data systems, teams, and tools, leaving support teams with incomplete context and reactive workflows. This is where customer intelligence becomes mission-critical.