2011
Watch your language
No. 017
DESCRIPTION◆
Same great support, now in 10 languages. As our customer base grew, we stepped up our global product game—Zendesk offered in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish and simplified and traditional Chinese.
ZENDESK VALUE: Inclusivity
2011
London calling
No. 018
DESCRIPTION◆
We crossed the pond for our third office, settling in Paddington, London. A refresh in 2016 brought more collaboration stations into the space, taking inspiration from East London cafes and Scandinavian hospitality.
ZENDESK VALUE: Community
2011
Expansion as a full circle
No. 019
DESCRIPTION◆
Mikkel says early Zendesk was arguing about everything and trying to turn an idea into a reality. The three worked in Alex’s tiny loft in Copenhagen, a city of a million. Now, it was time to go back—and this time, a real office.
ZENDESK VALUE: Community
2012
Agents say the darndest things
No. 020
DESCRIPTION◆
In a classic of CX cinematography, Zendesk’s Matt Latkiewicz, headset on, deadpans agent standards: Can I get the last four of your social? Wait, your password is password? Do we integrate with a fax machine? The answer is still no.
ZENDESK VALUE: Community
2012
Customer No. 25,000 was noteworthy
No. 021
DESCRIPTION◆
Just five years after going live, we hit a milestone. Our 25,000th customer was transformational ideas organizer Evernote, which first used Support and Chat to support its 200+ million customers. Zendesk and Evernote—what a great idea.
ZENDESK VALUE: Community