Our team loves the feature of tagging… Our team loves the feature of tagging each other in an email so that we can discuss it internally without having to forward the email. All of the comments, attachments, etc are right there in the email trail. The calendar functionality has improved as well. We can share our calendars so we know when a teammate is available for meetings.

Front is an excellent tool for working… Front is an excellent tool for working with email in a team. Really easy to share messages between team members and collaborate on replies or actions. Integrations, such as with Linear, make triaging feedback etc much easier. Can't recommend Front enough.

Best email client especially for teams… Best email client especially for teams and shared inbox. We absolutely love Front the ability to manage shared inboxes and to tag people, assign and integrate other apps to email is a game changer. My only small complaint is lack of folder support. You have to "tag" an email category but it then still sits in the inbox. No ability to create folders then move to folders for better archive management. Still best product out there IMO.

As a developer working with Front As a developer working with Front, the tool has been extremely useful and Front provides a lot of power tools in their API and in their Plugin. It's not perfect by any means, but Front is a pretty good product with great potential. Our team uses Front as means to send and receive emails; the ability to tag users and have conversations outside of the email conversation is pretty neat. They should really open source their Typescript Types so developers can use them in their plugin. It'd be even nicer if they open sourced their Plugin SDK.

Excellent Tool for Keeping Specific… Excellent Tool for Keeping Specific Teammates Up-To-Date. Love how easy it is to collaborate with co-works & teammates in one thread. Current suggestions: 1. The ability to merge a Discussion thread with an Email thread. (I've been asking for this one since we started using Front a few years ago.) 2. An editable bubble or note area on the side where a summary of long threads could be entered. And then have the bubble or note keep moving to the bottom of the thread.