Conversation mode makes us :( Overall we've had a great experience with Front. It has helped us streamline our process. The only issue we've really seen is with group emails, when we send out emails to a large amount of users it forces it into "conversation" mode which means all emails are aggregated into one thread. So it makes it difficult to follow the separate conversations. For reference- we send emails to large amounts of users on BCC. So it's one email to a bunch of individual people who will individually respond.

Overall Front has been a key ingredient… Overall Front has been a key ingredient to my teams effective communication around email. I'm still waiting/hoping for more options and features around sequences as that's a feature we use often. I don't think sequences have had much attention from product over the 4+ years I've used Front. Keep up the great work!

An 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.

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.

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.