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 Understanding Message Logs with Smart Features

Message logs provide detailed tracking for every individual email event inside timetoreply. With the addition of smart features, message logs now offer deeper visibility, automated analysis, and improved troubleshooting capabilities.

What Is a Message Log?

A message log records a single communication event within the system.

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This may include:

  • received emails
  • sent replies
  • status updates
  • review actions
  • classification events

Unlike conversation logs, which focus on the entire communication thread, message logs focus on each message individually.

How Smart Features Improve Message Logs

The new smart features enhance message-level visibility and automation.

Intelligent Message Analysis

Messages can be analyzed automatically to identify:

  • tone and sentiment
  • urgency
  • customer intent
  • escalation indicators
  • response quality

This helps teams detect important messages faster.

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Automated Classification

Smart features can apply categories and labels automatically based on message content, reducing manual review work and improving reporting accuracy.

Advanced Search and Filtering

Teams can quickly locate specific messages using filters such as:

  • sender or recipient
  • mailbox
  • timestamp
  • classification
  • review outcome
  • SLA conditions
  • AI-generated categories

This makes investigations and audits significantly faster.

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Review and Correction Workflows

Message logs support review workflows that allow managers to:

  • verify classifications
  • correct automated results
  • validate message handling
  • improve reporting consistency

These review tools help maintain data accuracy while continuously improving smart feature performance.

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Export Capabilities

Message logs can be exported for:

  • compliance reviews
  • operational audits
  • reporting
  • troubleshooting
  • communication analysis

Message Logs vs Conversation Logs

Message logs focus on individual communication events, while conversation logs focus on the entire customer interaction.

For example:

  • a conversation log shows the full customer thread
  • a message log shows one specific email or action inside that thread

Together, they provide both high-level visibility and detailed operational tracking.