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Inbox

Inbox is the main operator workspace. It shows live chat, email, and Discord conversations through one shared conversation and message model.

What Operators See

AreaPurpose
QueueFiltered conversations with channel, priority, status, unread state, assigned agent, and active viewers.
TranscriptCustomer, operator, and AI messages in order.
ComposerOperator replies, macros, and takeover actions.
Context panelCustomer details, tags, internal notes, issue links, and AI evidence where available.
Viewer avatarsOperators currently viewing the conversation in real time.

Conversation Channels

Woes treats channels as values on the same conversation model:
  • Live chat from the website or product widget.
  • Email from verified workspace routes.
  • Discord from connected servers and channels.
This keeps history, notes, tags, AI state, and issue conversion consistent across channels.

Operator Takeover

When the AI is actively handling a conversation, the normal operator composer is replaced by a takeover action.
1

Open the conversation

Review the transcript, customer context, and any AI evidence.
2

Click takeover

Woes updates the conversation so a human operator can reply.
3

Reply from the composer

The reply is stored on the same conversation and delivered through the current channel.

Active Viewing

Inbox shows who is viewing a conversation in real time. Avatars appear in the conversation header and queue rows so operators can avoid duplicate work. Admins can also open Settings → Users to see what each user is currently viewing and jump directly to that item when available.

Internal Notes

Operators can add internal notes to conversations. Notes are operator-only and are not shown to customers or the widget. When a conversation is converted to an issue, manual notes and automation notes are copied to the issue when possible.

Good Operating Habits

  • Use tags for lightweight grouping.
  • Use custom fields for structured customer context.
  • Use notes for operator-only details.
  • Use takeover when the customer needs a human answer.
  • Leave feedback on AI messages when the answer was helpful, incomplete, or wrong.
Do not paste raw credentials, private customer secrets, or production tokens into customer-visible replies.