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Some conversations don't need to be answered (newsletters, automations etc.). They are archived/resolved very fast and therefore skew analytics' metrics. Conversation stages offered a "no action needed" status, but are now deprecated. The "archive...

A lot of teams have a workflow where they snooze a conversation and continue to comment on it. It can be frustrating for them to always have to click Snooze again when it was internal comments that broke the snooze rather than a message from the c...

Inbound and outbound messages in Outlook can be set to have high or low importance: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/mark-a-message-as-high-or-low-importance-44be4160-d3d9-4f26-97bd-46359b845ae3?ui=en-us&rs=en-us&ad=us Requesting...

This will allow users to @ mention an entire group/team in a comment to notify all individuals at once.

Our team uses branching rules to route conversations to the correct workflows, but once messages enter a branch, there is no option to distribute workload evenly. This creates uneven assignment, unassigned emails, and extra manual queue management...

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.

We have several staff who work Excel reports received via email and those reports are saved afterwards. It would save our team time if they had the ability to right click on attachments and save them as the document type they need, to the location...

It's hard to have a overview on low CSAT scores in the Customer Satisfaction report - especially in the account table. This would allow to quickly get a sense for customer health without digging in each account individually

The "Customer satisfaction details" table only contains details on traditional CSAT. This provides only a fraction of the knowledge about accounts

Summary We have the need to be able to send and receive client documents and need encryption on those emails More background from customer We work alot with the government, and other proprietary companies who will always send their emails encrypte...