Team & routing

So no message is anyone's and everyone's

The failure mode of a shared inbox is not too much work. It is two people answering the same customer while a third message waits.

The problem

Everyone can see everything, so everyone assumes someone else is handling it. The urgent message sits unanswered while two people write competing replies to the easy one.

How ReplyX handles it

Every conversation has an owner

When the AI hands over, it assigns — round-robin across the team, or to whoever currently has the fewest open conversations.

Teams per product

Each AI agent routes its handoffs to its own group of people, so the person who knows that product is the one who gets it.

Access that fits the job

Invite teammates with the access their role needs. Not everyone who answers messages should be able to change billing.

What you get

Everything below is built and live today — not a roadmap.

  • Round-robin or least-busy assignment
  • Manual reassignment at any time
  • Email invitations with expiry
  • Notification when something is assigned to you
  • Shared queue when no specific person should own it
  • Seat count per plan, with extra seats available

Getting there

What it takes to switch this on

No migration, no consultant, no rebuild of how you work.

01

Invite the team

Send an email invitation; they set their own password and land straight in the inbox.

02

Choose how work is shared

Pick round-robin for fairness or least-busy for speed — per agent, so different products can work differently.

03

Let handoffs route themselves

From then on, anything the AI passes over arrives with a name on it.

Try it on your own questions

Add your FAQ, connect one channel, and see how much the AI handles before you pay anything.

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