Front
Collaborative inbox and customer communication platform
Front stops treating AI as a feature and starts managing agents as staff
◆Recent moves
- 15d ago
What’s New in Front, October 2026: AI agents, proactive account tools, richer reporting
The October digest fills in the agent story: guided handoffs between people and agents, evaluation and testing tools, and Accounts with AI summaries. It also adds token-level API analytics and a Modem integration, which keeps the release as much about measurement as about AI.
- 1mo ago
Front brings Autopilot and external agents into the shared inbox
Front opens the inbox to custom Autopilot agents and to external agents built with Claude, Codex, Sierra and others, with Compass scoring their replies. This is the turn from AI as a feature to agents as managed teammates, and it reframes the audit work of earlier months.
- 1mo ago
What’s New in Front, September 2026: MCP, smarter AI workflows, and service signals
September sets up the agent launch: the MCP server is announced for all plans on 6 October, Admin Copilot recommends assignment rules, and Autopilot now moves ticket statuses itself. ClickUp joins the knowledge sources, and Smart CSAT scores become usable in rules.
- 2mo ago
What’s New in Front, August 2026: trusted AI, clearer QA, customer journey insights, and new integrations
August extends the audit-the-AI arc with an AI replies hub that exposes which knowledge sources fed a reply and allows inline correction, plus GitBook as a source. The larger share of the month is QA maturity: Smart QA and CSAT now evaluate every teammate on a conversation, with analytics filters and conversation-level exports.
- 3mo ago
What’s New in Front, July 2026: redesigned mobile app, smarter AI, new integrations
July's digest pairs the redesigned mobile app with governance plumbing — Admin Copilot audit log actions, topic management, default channel signatures. It sets up the October mobile cutover that the August digest then dates.
- 4mo ago
What's New in Front — June 2026 (AI file uploads, 4 new integrations, early access features)
A duplicate capture of the June 2026 digest — byte-identical body to the entry above it, differing only in how the headline is punctuated. No separate release behind it.