Conversations is your transcript library. Search and browse every exchange your AI agents have had, review contact details, track engagement, and follow up directly from the conversation view.
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Updated March 2026
The Conversations section gives you a complete record of every interaction your AI agents have had across all channels. Use it to:
Conversations can be opened in two modes depending on what you need to see.
Click Conversations in the main left navigation to open the unified view. This shows every conversation across all of your AI agents in a single list. Use the AI agent type filter to narrow down by channel, and the date range selector to focus on a specific time period.
From the AI Agents page, click the inbox icon on any agent card to open that agent's conversations only. The sidebar header shows the agent's name, and a back link at the top lets you return to All Conversations at any time.
The left sidebar lists all conversations for the current view. Each row shows:
Type in the search bar to filter conversations as you type. You can search by:
Two filters appear above the conversation list:
Hover over any conversation row to reveal two actions:
Older conversations load automatically as you scroll down the list.
When you open a conversation, the header shows identity and context at a glance.
Three outlined pill badges appear next to the contact name:
Engagement levels are color-coded:
An italic one-line summary of the conversation is generated automatically and shown below the contact name. It gives you the topic at a glance without reading the full thread.
Three icon buttons appear in the top-right corner of the header:
The main area shows the full conversation transcript in chronological order.
Add ?messageId=[id] to any conversation URL to link directly to a specific message. When opened, the page scrolls to that message and highlights it for three seconds. Useful for sharing a specific exchange with a colleague.
The right-hand contact panel shows details about the person in the conversation. It opens by default and your preference is remembered across sessions. Click the person icon in the conversation header to collapse or expand it.
The Contact section shows the fields captured during or after the conversation. Click any field to edit it inline:
Press Enter or click away to save. Press Escape to cancel. Location data (city, state, country) is shown read-only when it was captured.
The Custom Fields section lets you store any additional information about a contact as property/value pairs. This is useful for notes from follow-up calls, budget discussed, qualification status, assigned rep, or anything else specific to your workflow.
To add a custom field:
To edit an existing field, click the property name or value to enter edit mode. To delete a field, hover the row and click the trash icon that appears. All changes save automatically.
For Website AI agents, a Page Views section shows the pages the visitor viewed during their session as a chronological timeline. Each entry shows the page title and the time of the visit. Click any row to open that page in a new tab.
When a conversation was handled by a CoPilot AI agent, the right-hand panel switches to a Team Member view instead of the standard contact panel. CoPilot is an internal tool used by your team, so the details shown are different.
The name and email shown are pulled directly from the team member's ChatSpark account. These fields are read-only.
Three rolling 30-day stats give you a quick sense of how actively this team member uses CoPilot with this agent:
A descending timeline shows every AI action the team member used during this specific conversation. Each entry shows:
Action types include: Draft Reply, Quick Reply, Summarize, Clarify, Suggest Solution, Escalation Note, Prep for Call, Log Summary, Key Takeaways, and Manual Message. Scroll down to load more actions if the session was long.
The last five sessions this team member had with this AI agent are listed below the activity timeline. Click any row to open that conversation.
Pro and Enterprise plans can send email replies directly from any conversation. The reply box appears at the bottom of the message thread.
Type a message and press Send. The contact receives your message by email. An email address must be on file. If none was captured, use the inline Email field in the contact panel or click the "Add email" shortcut in the reply footer to add one before replying.
Click the envelope icon in the conversation header to send the full transcript. You can send it to any list of email addresses, including your internal team.
Every conversation has a unique URL you can share with colleagues:
/my/conversations/[agentId]/chat/[chatUserId]Add ?messageId=[id] to link directly to a specific message in the thread. The recipient sees the message highlighted when they open the link.