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Zendesk/What's New/What's new in Zendesk: February 2026

What's new in Zendesk: February 2026

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Check out what's new in the last month:

  • Support
  • AI agents
  • Copilot
  • Objects and business rules
  • Accounts and billing
  • People
  • Messaging
  • Voice
  • Contact Center
  • Analytics
  • Security
  • Workforce management
  • Developers
  • Notable content

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Support

AI agents

Copilot

Objects and business rules

Accounts and billing

People

Messaging

Voice

Contact Center

Analytics

  • Explore light agent permissions have been expanded for Enterprise plans. Light agents can now be granted permissions to manage reports and dashboards or have their Explore access removed entirely, providing admins greater control and flexibility. See Giving users access to Explore.https://support.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/10167720528282-Announcing-expanded-Explore-permissions-for-light-agents
  • Brand-based permissions and expanded dashboard restrictions allow admins to control analytics data access by brand, enabling agents to see only their brand's data. Dashboard restrictions now support more dynamic attributes and increased limits, enhancing data governance and scaling dashboard access safely. See Giving users access to Explore.
  • Full edit access to legacy custom dashboards has been extended through December 31, 2026, and legacy prebuilt dashboards will be retired on February 18, 2026, as we continue the transition to the new analytics dashboard builder.

Security

  • Admins can require authentication specifically for files uploaded by end users. The private end-user attachments setting helps prevent unauthorized access to customer-provided files, while still allowing customers to easily access files sent by your agents. See Allowing end users to attach files to tickets.

Workforce management

Developers

  • The Bookmarks API now excludes archived tickets to improve performance and ensure consistency across the platform. This change speeds up view loading times and aligns the API with Zendesk's ticket archiving practices. No action is needed unless your application expects archived tickets from this API. See Archived tickets.

Notable content

Fetched June 4, 2026