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Shared inbox for small teams

One inbox your whole team works from.

Your support address stops being one person's problem. Every message becomes a ticket someone owns, so nothing sits unanswered because two people each assumed the other had it.

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A shared inbox in AllMy Support with tickets sorted into Open, Pending, and Closed, each showing its brand and who it is assigned to

Everyone sees everything

One queue for the whole team. No forwarding chains, and no asking in a separate chat whether anyone has picked this up.

Nobody answers twice

You can see when a teammate already has a ticket open and when someone is writing a reply, before you start typing your own.

Replies come from you

Answers go out from your own address, with your own signature, through your own SMTP account. Never a noreply.

What a shared inbox needs

The parts that stop a team of three tripping over each other in one mailbox.

Assignment and the unassigned queue

Give a ticket to someone and it is theirs. Anything nobody has picked up stays visible to the whole team instead of quietly ageing.

Status filters

Filter to open, pending, closed, unassigned, or new. A customer reply flips a ticket back to open on its own.

Internal notes and mentions

Leave a note only your team can see, and mention a teammate to pull them in. The customer never sees any of it.

Saved replies

Keep the answers you type every week. Personal, per-brand, and company-wide, so nobody retypes the same paragraph.

Saved views

Save the filter combination you open every morning as a named view. Keep it to yourself or share it with the team.

Reply from your own email client

Answer the notification from wherever you read mail. We check the sender is an agent, strip the quoted history, and thread it back onto the ticket.

A shared inbox that is already a helpdesk.

SLA clocks, a knowledge base on your own domain, satisfaction surveys, and a customer portal are in the same plan. Outgrowing the mailbox does not mean moving everything again.

Every message keeps its thread

Customer, brand, status, and priority sit beside the conversation, so whoever picks the ticket up has the context without asking.

A ticket open in AllMy Support showing the customer email and the agent reply in one thread, with customer, brand, status, and priority in the sidebar

Moving off a shared mailbox

1

Forward your support address

Point support@ at us and incoming mail starts becoming tickets. Your address does not change, and neither does anything your customers do.

2

Work one queue

Assign, prioritise, tag, and answer from the same place. Reply in the app or from your own email client, whichever you already live in.

3

Answer the repeats once

Publish the questions you keep answering to a help site, so the mail that reaches the queue is the mail that needs a person.

Get out of the shared mailbox.

Setting up takes about five minutes. Forward your support address and see how the queue looks with owners on it.

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