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It would be helpful to be able to track how many chat visitors click on links provided in chatbot flow to see if the resources are helpful or not.

M365 (Exchange Online) allows users to label emails with sensitivity labels that invoke certain protections, usually watermaking and/or encryption. When using the Outlook client, I get a default label for everyday email, and I can change this to a...

As a Front Admin, I want to be able to duplicate a Macro so that I can easily create a new one with similar settings, as opposed to setting one up from scratch. For example, if I want to set up the option to move into an inbox, it'd be much easier...

Front could build a copilot or in-app reporting powered by AI that ingests and analyzes Front conversations/Support tickets/sales transcripts to produce useful and actionable Support/Product insights. The AI can report the most common feature requ...

Currently, when a teammate adds an individual inbox, they can choose whether it will appear in company analytics or not. This can be update one-by-one, but this is tedious and error-prone and still allows the setting to be changed later by the use...

I could add conversation/ticket ID into subject or message body, but for a person with multiple conversation threads it could be confusing to relate which survey to the respective conversation. It would be helpful for the respondent to be able to ...

Currently CSAT survey post closing a ticket/thread for multiple email recipients are sent out with generic email. The form requests for the respondent to enter their email address. It would be easier and quicker for the respondent to respond if Fr...

AI features are picking up the language from the conversation and sometimes picks the wrong one because of signatures or past messages in the thread. It would be great to be able to force the language per user, for instance wanting all results in ...

When you open a conversation, it lands you at the last activity (i.e. a comment), where most users would prefer if it showed you the very top of the last unread message