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.

Greedy company as other have mentioned Greedy company as other have mentioned. We cancelled the service after 1 week of usage and removed all our users, the following month we were still charged $86. We have filed a dispute with our bank. Aside from that the software works, but you're prompted to upgrade to 'Enterprise' to access even some basic features. Poor customer support, and willing to charge you for nothing.

Time Saver of the Ages Can't believe I didn't know about this platform sooner. I've worked in several industries where you deal with high volumes of calls and this is the best program I've ever used. Doesn't matter if you have more experience with Outlook or Gmail, this is the best of both worlds and on steroids.

Excellent for Team Inboxes We've been using Front for years for our shared customer support email inboxes. Something like zendesk is way too much unused structure for our small team, and our customers just want to communicate via emails, not support tickets. Front keeps us sane and keeps our customer support emails organized in our team. Thanks Front!

Front has been great Front has been great! I love how I can collaborate with my team on responding to customer emails without leaving Front One thing I struggle with is rearranging events on Front’s calendar. Sometimes I’ll move a meeting in Front where that meeting has a zoom link associated with it, but when I try to join the meeting at the new time that link breaks. I realize this might be out of Front’s control, but it is a point of friction I experience, often right before a meeting.