Zendesk export → dashboard

Your Zendesk export, your support dashboard.

Export your tickets from Zendesk, drop the CSV, and see volume over time, where it splits by status, priority and channel, and which group carries it — without rebuilding a single Explore report.

01 · How it works

Export, drop, done.

Zendesk Explore is powerful and slow, and most people just want last month's shape at a glance. Export a view or report and this builds the read you actually want: volume over time, the status and priority mix, where tickets came in, and which group did the work.

i. export

Export from Zendesk

A saved View or an Explore report → Export to CSV. The columns you already have (Created At, Status, Priority, Channel, Group, Replies) are all we need.

ii. detect

Replies becomes the metric

The Replies column is recognized as the numeric metric; Created At becomes the time axis automatically.

iii. read

Status, priority, channel

Tickets over time, plus breakdowns by Status, Priority, Channel and Group — click any bar or slice to filter the whole dashboard.

02 · The views

The queue read Explore makes you wait for.

Everything a support lead checks on a Monday, arranged automatically from the raw export.

  • 01

    Volume over time

    Created At plots tickets across the weeks, so the spikes and quiet stretches show up without a date filter to fight.

  • 02

    Status and priority mix

    Status and Priority become filterable breakdowns — see what's Open versus Solved, and how much of it is Urgent, with a click.

  • 03

    Channel and group

    Channel splits Email, Web, Chat and Phone; Group shows whether Tier 1, Tier 2 or Billing is carrying the load.

  • 04

    Private by default

    Tickets carry customer details, so they stay on your device. The export is parsed locally and never leaves your browser — verify in DevTools → Network.

"I export the view, drop it in, and the queue's shape is just there — no Explore dataset to rebuild every time someone asks how last month went."
— a support lead
03 · FAQ

Zendesk dashboard questions.

Which Zendesk export works?
Any ticket CSV — a saved View exported to CSV, or an Explore report. As long as it has a Created At date, a numeric column like Replies, and fields like Status, Priority, Channel or Group, it works.
Yes to all three. Created At drives the timeline, and Status, Channel and Priority each become a clickable breakdown you can read side by side.
Yes — click any bar or slice (a group like Tier 2, or an assignee) and the whole dashboard recomputes against that filter.
No. The export is parsed and aggregated entirely in your browser. The file never touches a server — there's nowhere for it to be uploaded to.
It reads what's in your export. Satisfaction shows up as a breakdown if the column is there, but for true first-reply and resolution-time SLAs you'd still want Explore — this is the fast volume-and-mix read, not a metrics engine.