How to find an Allegro, Amazon or eBay order from a Zendesk ticket

By Jake Marsh · Updated

To find an Allegro, Amazon or eBay order from a Zendesk ticket when the marketplace hides the buyer's email, install Targwell for BaseLinker and open the ticket. Targwell reads order numbers written in the subject or first message and shows the order when the buyer's full name or phone matches the requester, with the badge Matched by order no. + name/phone. Otherwise, type the number into Find an order.

Why the email doesn't match

Marketplaces hide buyer emails behind relay addresses such as allegromail.pl, marketplace.amazon.* and members.ebay.*. BaseLinker stores that relay address on the order, so a customer writing from their own inbox doesn't match it by email. Targwell handles this in three ways, in order.

How Targwell matches orders

  1. By email. Every email on the requester's Zendesk profile (up to five) is searched in BaseLinker. An order is kept only when its buyer email is exactly one of them.
  2. By the order number in the ticket. Targwell reads numbers written in the ticket subject or first message:
Written in the ticketRecognized as
#12345, "order 12345", "zamówienie 12345", "nr 12345", "Bestellung 12345"A BaseLinker order number
123-1234567-1234567An Amazon order number
12-12345-12345An eBay order number
An Allegro order idAn Allegro order
  1. By name or phone, for relay emails. When the ticket names an order whose email is a relay address, Targwell shows it if the buyer's full name or phone matches the requester, with a badge saying so.

Anything else the ticket names is listed by number with a masked email, as "The ticket mentions order ..., placed with another email", never shown. An agent can click Look it up to open it on purpose.

Steps when nothing matches

  1. Check the ticket for a number. Ask the customer for their order number if it isn't there.
  2. Use Find an order. It takes a BaseLinker order number, an Allegro, Amazon or eBay order number, an email or a phone number. Click Find.
  3. Open the order. Items, payment, delivery or pickup point and shipments with tracking load in the sidebar.
  4. Answer. Insert status in reply adds the order status and tracking to your reply, using the customer-facing status name you set in BaseLinker.

What the agent sees once it's found

SectionShows
StatusYour BaseLinker status name and color
SourceAllegro, Amazon, eBay, Kaufland, Shop or Manual order, with the marketplace order number
Items and TotalsItems with SKU, shipping and total
PaymentPaid in full, paid in part, not paid or cash on delivery
DeliveryAddress or pickup point
Shipments and trackingCourier, tracking number, tracking status such as Shipped, Out for delivery or Waiting at pickup point

What it costs

Targwell for BaseLinker is $9 a month per agent on the Standard plan, with every feature, billed monthly by Zendesk. It has a 14-day free trial; Zendesk asks for a card at install. The Targwell documentation has the full matching rules.

Targwell for BaseLinker

Allegro, Amazon, eBay and Kaufland orders from BaseLinker in the ticket, matched by email. $9/agent. $9 a month per agent.


Questions

Why doesn't Targwell just show every order BaseLinker returns for an email?

BaseLinker's email search can return look-alike addresses. Targwell keeps an order only when its buyer email is exactly one of the requester's, so a stranger's order is never shown by mistake.

Can I search by phone number?

Yes. Type a phone number into Find an order. Phone also counts when matching a marketplace order the ticket names.

What if the customer has several email addresses in Zendesk?

Targwell searches up to five emails on the requester's profile.

Does it work for Kaufland orders?

Yes, Kaufland orders collected in BaseLinker show like any other. The automatic order-number reading covers BaseLinker, Amazon, eBay and Allegro numbers; for other channels, use Find an order or the BaseLinker order number.


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