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Saved Communication Drafts

We're excited to introduce a new feature that will enhance your experience with CXME: Saved Communication Drafts. 

Now, whenever you're composing a message (email, chat, or text) your draft will be automatically saved as you type. This means you can start drafting a message, exit the case, refresh, or even log out of the application without losing your work. When you return, your draft will be right there waiting for you.

This also means that drafts will be retained as you pop out conversation threads into an expanded or minimized state. This will allow you to start drafting an email, expand it if it's getting too long and you need more space, and minimize it to the bottom panel if you want to save it and easily come back to finish and send it later.

Each user's drafts are saved separately, allowing multiple users to have their own drafts within the same communication thread without any conflicts. Looking ahead, we have plans to roll out shared drafts. This will allow you to share drafts with colleagues for review before sending, or even have an AI agent generate a shared draft in an email thread, which all users can view, edit, and send.

We hope this new feature makes your communication process more efficient and seamless. 

Avatar of authorAlan Finlay