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Threads

Threads is your production conversation inbox for external users. It helps teams monitor quality, identify intent patterns, and detect failure modes.

How to get there: Agent → Threads


What Threads is for

Use Threads to:

  • review real user interactions,
  • investigate bad answers/escalations,
  • audit channel-specific behavior,
  • identify routing/prompt/tool gaps.

Threads table

ColumnDescription
TypeCommunication channel — web chat, voice or phone
SourceWhether the conversation originated from an external or internal user
User emailDisplays the user's email for internal users; shows "visitor" for external users
No. of messagesTotal number of messages exchanged in the conversation
Phone numberCaller's phone number (phone calls only)
DurationCall length for voice and phone conversations; N/A for text chats
Last activityTimestamp of the most recent interaction
CreatedTimestamp when the conversation started
StatusActive — voice/phone call in progress or agent processing a chat message. Ended — voice/phone call finished or agent idle in text chat
ActionOpens the full conversation transcript or archives the thread

Threads table view

Archive and restore threads

Editors and moderators can archive a thread from the table actions or from the open thread. Archived threads are hidden from the default view. Use Filter → Archive status → Archived to view archived threads. You can restore an archived thread by selecting Unarchive from the table actions or the open thread.


How to triage effectively

1) Start with recent activity

Review newest/most active threads first to catch fresh issues quickly.

2) Prioritize high-risk signals

  • repeated fallback messages,
  • wrong Subagent routing,
  • user frustration language,
  • abnormal thread length.

3) Trace to root cause

When a thread looks off, cross-check:

  • Subagent prompt clarity,
  • Drive attachment relevance,
  • tool configuration correctness,
  • guardrail thresholds.

Opening a thread

Click View to open the full transcript in a side drawer.

Use this to inspect:

  • exact user request wording,
  • response sequence,
  • transition points between Subagents,
  • where escalation or failure occurred.

For voice and phone threads, clicking View on an Active conversation lets you listen to the call in real time. Once the conversation has Ended, the full recording becomes available for playback.

Thread transcript drawer


Threads vs Interact history

DimensionThreadsInteract History
SourceExternal/public usersInternal testing
Primary useProduction monitoringPre-release validation
Risk signal valueHighMedium

Best practices

  • Review Threads daily after major deployments
  • Label common failure patterns in team notes
  • Use representative failing prompts in Preview regression tests
  • Track top recurring intents to improve Subagent boundaries