One queue
Instagram sits next to WhatsApp and email. Agents do not keep a separate “social” shift in another tab.
Instagram DMs in the queue
Instagram DMs belong in the team queue, not a personal login. Assign the lead, leave a note, follow up. The keyword hub is Instagram Shared Inbox — this page stays on the after-hours leak. InboxBay does not replace Instagram.
Clinics, real estate desks, and shops get their best questions in DMs — availability, a listing, a size, a price. The account is usually signed in on one phone. The person who “owns Instagram” is also the person who misses the 9pm message. By morning the lead has booked somewhere else.
InboxBay pulls connected Instagram conversations into the same shared inbox as WhatsApp, Messenger, email, and the website widget. Someone assigns the thread. Someone leaves a note. Someone follows up. That is the product — not a growth hack and not a pretend AI closer. The keyword hub is the Instagram shared inbox. This URL stays live for DMs in the queue.
A lead asks about availability, a listing, or an order — in the app they already use.
Tag the intent, add a note, and keep the conversation in one place instead of a spreadsheet.
Route it to the right agent or round-robin the queue so it does not sit unowned overnight.
Status, saved replies, and the full thread stay with the conversation until it closes.
People do not stay on one channel. The Instagram DM is often the second or third touch. The Instagram and WhatsApp in one inbox is how the team sees that, next to the WhatsApp shared inbox, instead of opening a new ticket as if the customer were new. Plans are on pricing.
Instagram sits next to WhatsApp and email. Agents do not keep a separate “social” shift in another tab.
Assignment and mentions pull in a specialist without forwarding a screenshot of the DM.
Saved replies help with the daily questions. A robot that closes Instagram leads alone is coming soon — not live.
Instagram DMs in the team queue instead of a personal login. Someone assigns the thread, or the team picks it up. Customers still write you on Instagram. The keyword hub is Instagram Shared Inbox.
Yes. An Instagram shared inbox puts those DMs in the same InboxBay queue as WhatsApp, Messenger, and email once Instagram is connected. Assign the thread so a lead is someone’s job.
Customers still write you on Instagram. InboxBay does not replace Instagram. It gives the team a shared place to work those DMs alongside WhatsApp and email.
It sits in the shared inbox with a status, not in one person’s notifications. The next agent on shift can see it, the note, and any labels — if someone left them.
Not today. Saved replies and automations (routing, tags, round-robin) are live. AI suggested replies and autonomous answering are coming soon.
Connect your channels. Give the team a single place to answer. Start with the live demo.
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