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Smart features FAQs

Rollout and access 

  • Do we need to enable Smart everywhere at once?
  • No. Smart can be enabled at company level and then rolled out mailbox by mailbox, so teams can start with a small pilot and expand gradually.
  • What should we check before a pilot?
  • Confirm that Smart is enabled for the company, the pilot mailboxes are opted in where required, and body-ingestion participation is active for workflows that depend on Smart text outputs.
  • What is a sensible first pilot group?
  • Choose mailboxes with clear customer-facing traffic and managers who can review logs regularly. Avoid starting with unusually noisy or highly sensitive mailboxes unless that is the specific use case being validated.
  • Can different mailboxes have different Smart experiences?
  • Yes. Smart experiences can depend on company-level access, mailbox-level participation, body-ingestion participation, and which product surface is being used.
  • Will Google mailboxes need to be re-authenticated for Smart?
  • Existing Google mailboxes may need to be re-authenticated before email bodies can be ingested for Smart features, because body ingestion uses the Gmail read-only scope.
  • What is the difference between pausing Smart and deleting Smart data?
  • Pausing Smart is reversible and keeps existing Smart data until deletion is requested. Deleting all Smart data is permanent and removes stored Smart-derived insights and encrypted email body content.

Privacy and data visibility

  • Can Smart classifications work while message text is hidden?
  • Yes. Privacy mode can hide body text, Smart summaries, and evidence snippets while keeping Smart classifications visible where available.
  • Does privacy mode disable Smart?
  • No. Privacy mode changes what Smart text outputs are shown in the UI. It does not, by itself, disable Smart feature controls.
  • Does timetoreply redact PII before Smart enrichment?
  • No. We tested automated redaction, but it reduced result quality. Instead, exposure is reduced through opt-in body ingestion, mailbox-level participation, privacy mode, Amazon Bedrock inference, and encryption of stored email body content.
  • Is customer data used to train AI models?
  • No. Customer data is not used to train AI models.
  • Why do some conversations have more Smart fields than others?
  • Signal depth varies by message direction, available data, page context, and whether Smart enrichment has run for that conversation or message.

Logs, filters, and reports

  • Do Smart filters replace existing message filters?
  • No. Smart category exclusions and Smart filters work alongside existing domain, email-address, and advanced message-filter rules.
  • What is the difference between Smart category exclusions and advanced Smart filters?
  • Category exclusions remove low-value traffic where global exclusion filters are applied. Advanced Smart filters help users narrow logs or reports by Smart dimensions such as category, needs response, sentiment, urgency, and intents.
  • Who can see Filtered Out logs?
  • Filtered Out mode is intended for company admins and shows excluded items with reason tags so filtering behavior can be reviewed and tuned.
  • Should managers use Filtered Out mode daily?
  • Usually no. It’s intended as an admin review and tuning tool, not a day-to-day manager queue.

Alerts, priorities, and exports

  • When should we add Smart criteria to alerts or priority workflows?
  • Add them after logs show enough Smart signal quality for the intended use case. A short pilot helps managers understand what will be surfaced and why.
  • What happens when an alert email has incomplete Smart data?
  • When Smart is enabled but fields are unavailable, alert emails show a fallback Smart message rather than pretending values exist.
  • When do Smart columns appear in exports?
  • Smart columns are included when Smart access is enabled and body-ingestion opt-in is active. Exports continue to work without Smart columns when those conditions are not met.
  • Is the Manager Priority List available to everyone?
  • Not yet. It is in controlled rollout and access is limited while final validation completes.

Corrections and confidence

  • Can users correct Smart values?
  • Yes, where the logs UI supports correction and the account has the required Smart/body-ingestion access. Corrections help create a human-in-the-loop review path.
  • Should one correction change every similar message automatically?
  • No. Treat corrections as review actions for the specific Smart value shown in logs unless the product explicitly says otherwise.

Security and support

  • What security certifications does timetoreply maintain?
  • timetoreply maintains SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications and undergoes independent security audits annually.
  • Who should customers contact for security or permission questions?
  • Contact your account manager or support@timetoreply.com for support, security questions, permission review, audit requests, or privacy-mode questions.