Archiving and reopening conversations
Archive a conversation to clear it from your active list, find it again in the Archived tab, and let a new reply reopen it automatically.
Written By EmuChat
Last updated About 2 months ago
Archiving moves a finished conversation out of your Active list without deleting it. Nothing is lost, and a new reply reopens it automatically. A conversation is only ever Active or Archived, so archiving is how you close one out.
Archive a conversation
In your Active conversations list, find the conversation you want to archive.
Hover the row and select the โฎ (more) button to open its menu, then choose Archive.
The conversation leaves the Active list and you see a Conversation archived. confirmation. You cannot send in an archived conversation: a banner reads This conversation is archived. Un-archive it to send a new message.
Note: You can only archive conversations in an inbox you have access to.
Find archived conversations
Open the status filter on your conversations list.
Under Status, choose Archived.
Switch back to Active the same way to return to your live conversations.
Reopen a conversation manually
To bring an archived conversation back into your active list yourself:
Filter the list to Archived (see above).
Find the conversation, open its โฎ menu, and select Unarchive.
You see a Conversation unarchived. confirmation, and the conversation returns to your Active list where you can reply again.
How conversations reopen on their own
You usually do not need to unarchive anything. emu.chat reopens an archived conversation back to Active automatically when:
The contact sends a new inbound reply.
You start a new outbound conversation with that same contact.
A scheduled message goes out to them.
This keeps new replies from getting lost in the Archived tab. The conversation reappears in your Active list with the new message, with no separate alert, so check your Active list for returning conversations.
Related
Assign conversations to teammates (note: you cannot change who a conversation is assigned to while it is archived; unarchive it first).