One inbox for every customer conversation
Connect your channels once and your team works every message from a single, shared view.
Channels in one place
Team email, live chat, forms, Facebook Messenger, and LINE all land in the same inbox.
Assign and route
Hand a conversation to a teammate or let rules route it to the right owner automatically.
Comment internally
Tag a colleague with an @mention to ask a question without the customer seeing it.
Tied to the contact
Every reply logs to the contact timeline, so history and context travel with the person.
Status and filters
Mark threads open, waiting, or closed, and filter by owner, channel, or status.
Tickets on demand
Turn any message into a support ticket when an issue needs tracked follow up.
Reply as a team, not as scattered individuals
A shared inbox removes the guesswork of who is handling what. Your team sees the same view, takes ownership openly, and hands off without forwarding a single email.
- Assign an owner so each conversation has one clear point of responsibility
- Leave comments and @mention a teammate inside the thread, private to your team
- See typing indicators so two people do not answer the same message
- Save snippets and templates for the questions your team answers most
How to set up the shared inbox
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Open Inbox settingsIn HubSpot, go to the conversations inbox and create or open your team inbox.
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Connect your channelsAdd a team email address, the live chat widget, a form, and connect LINE or Facebook Messenger so messages flow in.
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Set access and routingChoose which users can see the inbox and set rules to assign new conversations to the right owner.
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Add templates and statusesBuild a few snippets for common replies and agree on how your team uses open, waiting, and closed.
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Test a real conversationSend a chat or LINE message yourself, confirm it lands, assign it, and reply to check the contact timeline updates.
Explore the rest of Service Hub
The shared inbox sits at the front of the service workflow, feeding tickets, routing, and reporting downstream.
