Creating new inboxes
Create an inbox, then set its address, auto-reply, and automation.
Create an inbox, then set its address, auto-reply, and automation.
Create an inbox, then set its address, auto-reply, and automation.
An inbox is where customer messages become support tickets. initdesk supports unlimited inboxes, so you can create separate inboxes per product, team, or customer segment, such as Support, VIP, or Sales.
Multiple inboxes work best when they share the same knowledge base, so replies stay consistent. When the brand, policies, or tone are completely different, create a separate organization.
Account owners and admins can create and change inboxes.
support@your-org.at.initdesk.com. Use that address directly, or forward mail from an address you already use. See Handle support email.You can change the name and the prefix later.
Open Settings → Inboxes and select the inbox.
Inbox name and Customer interaction style save together when you click Save changes. The style applies to new messages.
A new ticket opened by a customer can get one automatic reply. The inbox has a during-hours message and an outside-hours message, shared by email, WhatsApp, and Telegram. The business hours schedule decides which message can send. If business hours are not set, the organization is open at all times, and only the during-hours message can send. See Auto-reply to new tickets.
Both periods count from the customer’s last message. Click Save changes.
While a ticket is snoozed, these timers do not run. See Snooze a ticket.
Email is available on every inbox. Other channels are cards on this page. See Channels.
Open the inbox, then open Email.
Check the forwarding rules and any catch-all address at your email provider. Mail that is not addressed to a specific inbox arrives in the primary inbox.
If a new inbox is not receiving mail, tell us the address prefix and how you forward to it, using Open a ticket at the bottom of this page.