My ideas: Admin Experience

Companies with mixed user populations (e.g., internal employees and external partners or contractors) need more granular control over personal inbox connections in Front. Today, personal inbox channel connection can be blocked uniformly across the...

The majority of our company's tags are only visible to specific inboxes. If a new tag is added during rule creation it is automatically made visible to all inboxes which adds a manual, often forgotten step of editing the tag after it's been created.

It would be great if a teammate could assign a Due Date for when a reply needs to go out for a specific conversation. We could tie in the Due Date with existing SLA rules, or issues notifications if the Due Date passes without a response from the ...

Today, to start a discussion with a group of people, you need to type out each of their names to add them as participants. This can be cumbersome when the intention is to start a discussion with a large group of people. A possible solution custome...

The ability for top-level admins to set up rules or apply tags for oversight or alerting purposes without those actions being visible to the wider team. For example, if we want to alert a manager to review something via a rule, but we don't want t...

To make it easier to identify phishing attempts, it'd be useful to configure Front to always display the email address. This makes it less likely a user is caught in a phishing scam.

Currently, each teammate can configure their default channel, and this will apply to every inbox. However, teammates may need the default channel to change depending on which inbox the conversation belongs to or is currently being viewed. We can s...

Please can the search algorithm in Signatures be less 'fuzzy' and actually return the results based on the criteria requested? We have a lot of signatures and it can be painful to scroll down a long list because the search function doesn't work as...

Current audit log only covers classic rules, but does not cover changes to branching rules.

This is doable in Outlook, as we can't allow users to share their inbox with other team members. The ability to block "delegation" permissions would allow us to maintain this security posture.