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Chat sidebar

Apply labels, fill custom fields, assign agents, and see conversation context without leaving the chat.

The sidebar sits to the right of the chat window and holds everything about the conversation that isn't a message — who owns it, how it's tagged, and what you know about the customer.

SectionWhat it holds
ContactThe customer's profile — name, channel identity, and contact details.
Assign AgentThe teammate who owns this conversation.
TeamThe team it's routed to. Only shown on plans that include team inboxes.
LabelsTags applied to this conversation.
Custom FieldsExtra values captured for this contact or conversation.
MetadataChannel and system details for the conversation.
SessionsCurrent and past sessions, with their summaries.

Sections can be reordered by dragging. Your order is remembered per browser, so you can push the sections you use most to the top.

Apply labels to a conversation

Labels are tags — "VIP Customer", "Billing Issue", "Needs Follow-up". Applying one here tags this conversation, which then feeds filters, segments, and reports.

  1. Open the Labels section in the sidebar.
  2. Click the add control to see every label in your workspace.
  3. Select a label to apply it. It appears as a coloured tag in the section.
  4. To remove one, click the × on the tag.

Your AI agent can also apply labels on its own when AI Extraction is turned on for that label. Create labels and write their descriptions under Presets → Labels — the Manage labels button in this section links straight there.

Fill in custom fields

Custom fields store the extra context your default fields don't cover — plan type, order ID, issue category, city.

  1. Open the Custom Fields section in the sidebar.
  2. Find the field you want to fill.
  3. Enter or select the value. It saves as you go.

If no fields appear, none have been created yet for your workspace. Fields with AI Extraction turned on are filled automatically from the conversation where the agent can work the value out, so you often only need to correct or complete them.

Define the fields themselves under Presets → Custom Fields — the Manage custom fields button in this section links straight there.

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