Provide the ability to copy rules instead of having to start custom rules from scratch every time and provide the ability to copy rules to other workspaces.
Frontline users can see rule logic with view-only access
This will help with transparency as to how/why messages are getting assigned to them or not. This could be managed with a view-only permission for custom roles.
Bring Shopify data (orders, customers and products) so we can use it (not just a visual in a side window). For example, creating rules and tags based off Shopify tags would be amazing. We use tags in Shopify extensively and would love our conversa...
Adding the ability to apply rules to Discussions in the same way rules can be applied to messages in inboxes. A new trigger for "discussion is added" or something along those lines so we can auto-tag/assign/archive discussions following the same w...
Admins to be able to select which personal inboxes a Team rule should also apply to directly from the ‘Edit rule’ page (as opposed to having to create separate rules from each personal inbox). For instance, if I want to create a new Team rule in a...
As an Admin, I want to be able to create a rule and immediately see how it impacts my inbox while I am creating the rule, so that I don't need to wait a few days to better understand whether it's behaving in the way that I need it to behave. Pleas...
Currently, sequences can only be sent to pre-defined, static groups, or individual email addresses. This would be more flexible if groups could be defined dynamically, such as contacts with certain attributes.
It would be nice to send a task to a client and have the dates due already populated using a variable within an email template. For example, "Please complete this by {{date.2 calendardays}}"
Introduce temporary breaks as an availability status (other than just Out of Office)
In addition to out of office, a break option would be hand (for lunch breaks, meetings etc.) to ensure communications like chats are not allocated to someone who is temporarily away from their desk.