Conversation SLAs
An SLA defines how quickly your team should respond to incoming conversations. Once enabled, SLA timers appear on every new conversation in your inbox — turning amber when “due soon” and red when overdue.Choose SLA type
Select either a Common SLA (one response target for all channels) or Channel-Specific SLAs (different targets per channel).

Set time thresholds
Define two thresholds for each SLA:
- SLA Due Soon — when the timer turns amber (a warning that time is running out)
- SLA Overdue — when the timer turns red (response time exceeded)
Configure channel-specific SLAs (if selected)
Toggle on each channel you want to track (e.g., SMS, Email, WhatsApp) and set individual Due Soon and Overdue thresholds for each.

Configure workflow message behavior
Choose how automated workflow messages affect the SLA timer:
- Count as valid — workflow messages reset or pause the timer.
- Exclude — only manual messages count toward SLA.
- Limit to select workflows — only messages from specific workflows count.
Configure Conversation AI behavior
Choose whether AI-generated responses affect the SLA timer (count them or exclude them).
Benefits of SLAs
- Accountability — team members see exactly how much time is left to respond.
- Visibility — managers can filter by SLA status to identify bottlenecks.
- Customer satisfaction — consistent response times build trust and reduce churn.
- Consistency — SLA targets create a shared standard across your entire team.
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