End-to-end setup
Put queues, workflow routing, and optional SLA together so new chats land with the right team automatically.
Quick checklist
Create the queue (managers, agents, optional Auto-assign).
Route new chats with a workflow: trigger When new chat room is open, action Assign Human Agent, then Queues.
Optional: set SLA targets.
Check Visibility (managers vs agents, isolation).
Test a matching new chat. Confirm queue, assignee, and SLA if set.
1. Create the queue (and Auto-assign)
Go to Settings, then Queues.
Create a queue: emoji, name, managers, agents.
Optionally turn on Auto-assign (Round robin, Fewest assignments, or Random) and set Max cases per agent.
Details: Queues.
2. Route new chat rooms to that queue
Go to Workflow (page title Workflow Automation).
Create a workflow with trigger When new chat room is open.
Add conditions if needed (channel, language, keywords, AI Condition).
Action: Assign Human Agent, then Queues, then pick the queue.
Save and enable. Use one workflow per queue. Order rules by specificity (most specific highest).
Step-by-step: Recipe: Route new chats to a queue. Overview: Workflow Automation.
3. Optional: SLA targets
SLA is separate from queues. It sets first-response and resolution goals (often tied to business hours).
Go to Settings, then SLA.
Create or edit an SLA target (conditions, first response time, resolution time, business hours as needed).
Save.
Details: SLA Targets.
4. Test
Open a new test chat from a connected channel that should match your workflow conditions.
Confirm the chat room is assigned to the correct queue.
If Auto-assign is on, confirm an agent in that queue receives the case (within capacity).
If you set SLA, confirm targets appear as expected on the conversation.
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