Missive - Email, Chat & Tasks

So deadly need quick actions like a “mark as read”, “delete” or “mark as spam”. Now we have to launch the app to do any actions with message 😭

Me canse de intentar una y otra vez de hacer el login con Google. Simplemente no andas. Desinstalando la app.

La probé muy poco tiempo. Parece interesante pero la descarte porque falta el idioma español

Faltaría idioma, probé todas y la verdad anda muy bien y muy cuidado los detalles, el modo oscuro combinado excelente, las etiquetas y texto en la redacción pudiendo cambiar el color 👌seguiré probándola ....

My only complaint is the lack of widgets 😕

I’m looking for a new email client and found this one. It looks pretty well and different but doesn’t have support for Yahoo and I’m unable to connect even me puting all the IMAP settings.

We’ve been through many workflows as our team is growing, with missive seeming to be the answer to our prayers! Being able to comment on individual emails, tag others has been such a help for us in our sales process!

This app truly made me re-think how I use email. The rules and responses are a game changer. You will not regret using Missive. It’s worth every penny, especially if you often use email for work.

I am obsessed in productivity apps. I am so obsessed that I loose productivity in search for them. When it comes to e-mail apps I tried them all. When I say all I mean all. Missive is everything I wanted to have and nothing more. It is presented as team inbox but is also amazing in personal use. Five stars. Ten points.

We've been using Missive daily for all our client communications, and it's incredibly efficient for managing multiple inboxes and calendars. It's like having everything in one place, which saves so much time. The way Missive handles emails and schedules makes work much easier, especially when you're juggling a lot of tasks. One of the coolest things is how it turns email management into a collaborative effort. We can work on emails together in real-time, which has been a huge plus for our team communication. It's also great for avoiding the usual problems people have with ticketing systems, making our workflow much smoother. To be honest, there's not much to dislike. If I had to point out something, it would be the initial setup phase. It takes some time to get used to all the features and how to use them best. But once you're past the small learning curve, it's pretty straightforward. The dev team is also extremely responsive and helpful when questions do arise. Missive has simplified how we manage a ton of client communications across multiple inboxes. Before Missive, keeping track of different email threads was a bit of a nightmare. Now, everything's in one spot, and the headache of switching between accounts is gone. The collaborative aspect is amazing. With Missive, the whole team can jump in on emails in real-time. This has been great for our internal communication and ensuring nothing slips through the cracks. Also, I appreciate how Missive smooths out the usual bumps associated with ticketing systems. We're able to track and manage client requests more effectively, without the usual clunkiness. This means we're quicker to respond and more organized – which goes a long way in keeping clients happy. When deciding between Missive and Front for our team's communication needs, the choice ultimately came down to cost-effectiveness and billing flexibility. Front, while offering a similar range of features for shared inbox and team collaboration, was significantly more expensive. Their pricing structure was a major consideration. Front's plans, when compared to Missive, were notably higher. For instance, their Starter/Growth plan is priced at $59 per user per month, whereas Missive offers a similar plan at $14 per user per month. This difference becomes even more pronounced at higher tiers, with Front's Productive/Scale plan at $99 per user per month and Missive at $18 per user per month. Moreover, Front's most comprehensive plan is $229 per user per