What you’ll see upfront is that the colors and style have changed, but more importantly, the workspace design has been upgraded for messaging operations. With the conversation list and incoming conversations prominently displayed, it will enable agents to swiftly manage many more conversations than before.

The new dynamic conversation list with built-in automation sorts conversations by the response time, telling agents which conversation to handle next and removing the need for decision-making that can be time-consuming and prone to human error.

With asynchronous messaging, the conversation list for agents can sometimes become long while agents are awaiting consumer replies. By filtering out the ‘idle’ conversations, or those that do not require immediate attention, agents can easily tackle a shorter, more focused conversation list.

Quick and simple filters display closed conversations - enabling agents to ensure all documentation and summaries are in place and accurate when wrapping up their shift.

Agents can now scroll up to view the entire conversation history directly within the transcript, rather than needing to navigate to a dedicated history widget.

Multiple notes by multiple agents can now be added to the conversation summary widget. This allows the assigned agent to view a log of comments and quickly get up to speed.

Each user is now able to select whether they want to work in the dark or light mode for their workspace.