Bring connected conversations together
Review conversations synchronized from your connected mailboxes. Incoming access is separate from sending access: a mailbox may be able to send while its reply synchronization needs attention.
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Keep the conversation in focus.
The campaign starts the conversation. The inbox is where you understand the response and decide what comes next. Bring synchronized replies into the same workspace as your outreach.
Connect replies to outreach decisions
Use the context of a reply to guide your next action. Reply-aware campaigns and configured workflows can help pause an enrollment, organize a contact, or create an in-app notification when a supported event matches.
Check connection health when something is missing
An empty inbox view does not prove the external mailbox is empty. Inspect connection errors when expected replies are missing. Attachments depend on supported processing and available storage, and reply classification can require human review.
Make reply handling part of the campaign process
A reply is more than an engagement metric. It can contain a question, an objection, a request to stop, or an indication that the recipient is away. A unified inbox is useful because it keeps the conversation close to the contact and campaign that started it. Review the actual message before choosing the next action, especially when the tone or intent is ambiguous.
Plan who will review incoming conversations before launching outreach. A small team might check the inbox together as part of a regular routine. A larger team may organize responsibility outside the application according to its own process. Do not assume the workflow builder assigns conversations, creates CRM tasks, or automatically answers messages; those actions are not provided by the current builder.
Synchronization is an operational dependency. A successful outgoing connection does not prove that incoming messages are available to Zintara. Provider permissions, credentials, and incoming-mail settings can affect the conversation view. If the external mailbox contains a reply that is missing in the application, investigate synchronization rather than treating the campaign as unanswered.
A practical walkthrough
Example: triaging three different replies
- A recipient asks for more information. Read the thread and identify the specific question before preparing a relevant response. Use the existing context rather than sending the next generic follow-up as though no reply occurred.
- A recipient says the topic is not relevant and asks to stop. Handle the preference through suppression or the supported unsubscribe path. Removing the contact from one list is not equivalent to a durable exclusion from eligible campaign sending.
- An automatic reply says the recipient is away. Review the matched enrollment and any configured workflow. Out-of-office detection does not schedule automatic resumption, so decide deliberately what to do when you revisit the conversation.
When something needs attention
| What you notice | What to check |
|---|---|
| The external mailbox has a reply but Unibox does not | Check synchronization errors, incoming access, and provider permissions. |
| An attachment is missing | Review supported processing and storage availability; incoming attachments have processing limits. |
| A classification seems wrong | Read the original message. Heuristic classification can be mistaken and needs human judgment. |
Good questions. Useful answers.
Why can I send but not see replies?
Outgoing delivery and incoming synchronization use separate settings or permissions. Check the incoming connection and provider authorization.
Does Unibox automatically answer every reply?
No. The workflow builder does not provide automatic email replies. Review conversations and decide how to respond.