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A new handling type for IVR menu options under Attendant → IVR Menu -> Transfer using options.
What it does: The caller selects the menu option and goes straight to the configured destination. There’s no AI greeting and no triage. A ticket is still created, and the call is still recorded and transcribed, with both attached to the ticket.
Why we built it: Before this, partners who didn’t want the AI speaking on certain lines had to choose Transfer Only, which meant those calls never showed up in Thread. "Record and transcribe" gives partners a direct transfer without losing the ticket, recording or transcript, essentially Minimal AI mode.
Best for: Emergency lines, executive direct lines, and any line where callers expect to reach a person right away but you still need a record for documentation, SLA tracking and follow-up.
Settings: Minimal AI Transfer inherits the Attendant’s existing Overflow, call timeout and technician briefing settings, the same way Advanced AI Transfer does.
Transfer options are now:
- AI Triage and Transfer -> AI attendant transfer
- Record and transcribe -> Minimal AI transfer
- Transfer to Overflow -> Overflow
- Transfer only --> no ticket, recording, or transcription
Outbound Calling now works from the PSA pods!
At launch, Outbound Calling was Inbox-only. Since then it's been one of the most requested follow-ups. Techs can now call a contact straight from the Thread pod inside the PSA ticket!
What changed
Click a contact at the top of the pod, then Call. It opens the same call dialog as the Inbox and calls the contact whose card you opened.
Same call flow as the Inbox: Thread rings the tech first, then bridges in the customer, who sees the MSP's verified number. The call is recorded, transcribed and lands in the ticket.
The Timepad timer starts when the call connects and stops when it ends.
What you need to get started
- Voice turned on for the workspace. Call only shows for workspaces with Voice.
- An active Outbound agent with a verified caller ID number. Without one, dialog box tells the tech to ask an admin to set one up.
- A number each tech can actually be reached at. The dialog box asks for it on the first call.
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Inbox
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My Inbox now shows every thread you're involved in
Many of you told us Team members needed one place to see all their work. Until now, My Inbox only showed threads you owned. It now shows every thread where you're:
- The Owner
- A Member
- Assigned to a Scheduled Plan
What's changed
- One view for all your threads.My Inbox now covers all three cases, so you no longer need to check more than one view.
- @Mentions has been removed.It only showed threads where you were a Member but not the Owner. Those threads now appear in My Inbox.



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Messenger
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Messenger 4.0
Chat is the front door of your service desk — it's where end users ask and receive help all day. Messenger 4.0 is a top-to-bottom visual refresh that makes every conversation feel faster, clearer, and more alive — with nothing for contacts to relearn.
Home Landing Page
- Redesigned to be cleaner, bolder, and easier to scan — stronger hierarchy, clearer status, more breathing room

Chat Interface
- Chat message grouping— consecutive messages from the same person stack under one header, the way Slack and Teams do it. Less repetition, less visual noise, conversations that are faster to read and easier to follow.

Live "thinking" animation
while Triage Agent works — when the AI is on it, users see it. End users know help is already in motion.
Inline emojis & emoji reactions
— acknowledge without adding noise. A 👍 closes the loop ("got it", "fixed", "thanks") without another message or another notification. All reactions captured in Inbox with an option to include internal note to your PSA. 
Micro interactions
Several small touches that make Messenger feel alive and responsive:
- Avatar hovers
- Button hovers
- Send button animation
Account Section
- Reworked and brought up to date with the new design language

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Inbox
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XLAs (Experience Level Agreements)

XLAs are here — real-time experience tracking, not just a compliance clock
Say hello to Experience Level Agreements (XLAs), the evolution of SLAs in Thread. Where a traditional SLA just measures contract compliance after the fact, an XLA answers a different question in real time: is this client's experience on track right now, and does the tech about to pick up this ticket know it?
What you get:
Per-source targets
— set different response and resolution targets by source (Voice, Email, Slack/Teams, Portal) at the same priority level, not one blanket target per priorityRisk-colored timers in Inbox
— every ticket's XLA timer renders green, yellow, or red by time remaining, so risk is visible without pulling a reportXLA Flows
— automatically alert your team in Slack or Microsoft Teams when a ticket's timer drops below a threshold you set, so you get ahead of a breach instead of finding out afterBusiness hours built into the timer
— after-hours tickets stay on the clock instead of silently falling through with no SLA appliedConfigured entirely in Admin Panel
— no PSA-side setup needed📘 Read the XLA setup guide
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Inbox
Voice
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Outbound Calling expands to supported international Voice workspaces

Partners in supported international Voice regions can now use Thread Outbound Calling once local number provisioning and carrier approval are complete.
Current eligible markets
Our current regional setup supports the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, United States, and Canada. Availability remains subject to workspace eligibility, regulatory approval, and local number inventory.
What’s included
- The existing Inbox outbound calling workflow.
- Routing through the appropriate regional voice infrastructure.
- Contact-number normalization using company and workspace country context.
- Call recordings and transcripts added to the existing ticket workflow.
- Call language aligned with the supported locale configured for the selected voice.
Before setup
- International numbers may require an approved carrier bundle or KYC documentation.
- Outside the United States and Canada, number provisioning is currently coordinated with the Thread Voice team and is not instant self-service.
- Run a fresh Member/Contact sync before making calls.
- Select the agent country carefully. It cannot be changed later because it determines the recording-storage region.
Contact your Thread representative to confirm whether your country and workspace are eligible and to begin number provisioning.
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Voice
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Outbound Calling: per-agent consent-message speed and volume

You can now tune how each Outbound Voice Agent delivers its auto-play consent message, using the same per-agent speech controls available for inbound agents.
What’s new
- Adjust speech speed from 0.6x to 1.5x.
- Adjust volume from 0.5x to 2.0x.
- Preview both settings before saving.
- Configure each Outbound Agent independently.
- Saved values are preserved if the consent message is temporarily disabled.
Where to find it
Open an Outbound Agent and expand
Auto-play consent message
.Notes
Existing agents retain their current defaults—1.3x speed and 1.0x volume—until changed.
These controls affect the customer-facing consent message only. Technician-facing status prompts are unchanged. Live phone volume may also vary slightly because carriers can normalize audio.
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Voice
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Voice AI: keeping the company context when the caller is unclear

We’re beginning a limited rollout of an improvement to Voice AI contact mapping.
When Voice AI can confidently identify a caller’s company but cannot identify the individual, it can now retain that company context by using the company’s primary or default PSA contact.
What’s improved
- Exact individual matches still take priority.
- Company-known calls no longer need to lose useful company context simply because the person could not be identified.
- The ticket makes it clear when the company’s default contact was used.
Good to know
This does not verify or authenticate the caller. When the individual cannot be identified, the caller remains unverified and the default contact should be treated as company context—not as confirmation of who called.
Availability
This capability is currently under a feature flag. We’re enabling it partner by partner while monitoring match quality and operational metrics.
To confirm whether it is enabled for your workspace, contact your Thread representative so they can check with the Voice team.
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Inbox
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Teams Emoji Reactions -> Inbox
Sometimes a 👍 says it all. When a contact reacts to a technician's message in Microsoft Teams instead of typing a reply, that reaction now flows back into Inbox — so acknowledgments are never missed and threads reflect the full conversation.
How it works
Reactions in Teams Group Chats sync to Inbox. When a contact adds an emoji reaction to a technician's message in a Teams Group Chat, it appears on the corresponding message in Inbox.

Inbox shows the reaction and who added it. If the technician has already left the thread, new reactions trigger a notification and display like a new contact message — so nothing slips through.

PSA sync
By default, an internal note is created whenever a reaction is added or removed. Prefer to keep reactions out of your PSA? You can turn this off in settings.

When PSA sync is enabled, reactions are logged as internal notes on the ticket — giving you a complete record of the conversation, reactions included.

What's new
Previously only the primary assigned member would receive a notification through the companion app.
Now all additional Members who are assigned will receive a Companion App notification through Teams/Slack.
This is now GA in Production.
Note: Member must have Companion App notifications set to 'All' in Admin.



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