Mario
COI just love Front I just love Front! It has so many tools to make your work easier such as tagging, assing e-mails to coworkers without having to resend them, snoozing e-mails to determine hours to avoid missing anything, team inboxes, and rules.
Marie
FRGreat product - mobile & tablet could be improved Great product, really powerful and fairly priced. We don't use the full capabilities as we don't have any customer support need. But merging all inbox and sharing with coworker is great. The scheduling tool alone is amazing. My only issue is that the mobile/tablet version are very limited with no access to the calendar and scheduling features which are for me the most useful ones
Blake
GBAn essential tool for our company. Our company runs on Front. Every team member at our company has a Front login, which helps to keep everyone on the same page. As a fully remote company, with teammates based in several different time zones, I couldn’t imagine trying to run our operation with everyone using Gmail or Outlook. Collaborative email is the future, and Front is far and away the best option.
A Sennik
UAThe best ticketing software out there Front is the best ticketing software out there. Period. I used ZenDesk and GrooveHQ before, but Front is just different: - Much more intuitive - Much more user-friendly - Great team collaboration features - Greet analytics - Great integrations - Fast, slick, efficient I even moved my personal Gmail inbox to Front because it's much easier to manage emails this way.
Brian
GBAs 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.