Understanding the Collaborative Inbox in Google Groups

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Last Updated: March 03, 2021
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Collaborative inboxes are perfect for managing and tracking queries from customers or co-workers. In a Collaborative Inbox, team members can easily assign and track received messages so you'll know each message is being addressed and no one is duplicating work. 

As an example, a team member can take a topic (assigning him/herself as responsible for it), assign a topic to another group member, mark a topic as duplicate, or mark a topic as completed/no action needed.

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To add collaborative inbox features to your Google Group, see Use a group as a collaborative inbox. To create a new group, Request a Google Group and then add collaborative inbox features.

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