Feature Requests

Quite often I miss the attached file or I have to scroll way down in a long email thread.

I find it really hard to distinguish between draft messages and messages which have been sent in a conversation. If my VA drafts a reply to an email, it's difficult to see whether it has actually been sent, without clicking into it & see that it is editable. Would be great if draft messages could be highlighted somehow, perhaps with an outline in a different color, or a header that explicitly says "DRAFT"

Please add a search operator or filter for comment authors (e.g., commenter: alice@example.com ) so I can quickly find all threads where a specific teammate has left a comment. This would save time and improve collaboration in busy inboxes.

Add more search functions like Tag: (add label/tag to search for) To: and From: (then write the e-mail you want to search for)

If is there possible using AI for respond. Now i see in rules create draft with AI, but we want using it as respond for e-mail, because when our team is on vacation, then many people are around world and respond can take more time, then we want respond first with AI, then we respond as real-people if AI dont help.

Currently, swipe actions in Missive only allow for “Assign to Me” or “Assign…” which requires multiple clicks, especially for users who belong to multiple organizations or manage many teammates. It would be incredibly helpful to introduce a customizable swipe action like “Assign to [Name]” where the user can pre-select a default teammate (e.g. an Executive Assistant). This would allow high-volume users to delegate emails much faster without interrupting their workflow. Use Case: In executive workflows, a large portion of emails are delegated to a primary assistant. Manually assigning emails each time through “Assign…” adds unnecessary friction. Having a one-swipe action to directly assign to a default person would significantly speed up inbox processing and delegation for executives, managers, and team leads. Why it matters: • Saves time for power users • Improves delegation efficiency • Reduces clicks for users with multiple organizations • Aligns with the fast triage experience Missive is known for Bonus: Ideally, this could support more than one preset option (e.g. “Assign to EA”, “Assign to Manager”) depending on the user’s setup.

We use missive for our ticketing system and use labels on every email. We filter by labels extensively. It would be incredibly helpful to be able to assign a label to each email in a thread and/or the entire thread like the current function. That way, when there is thread drift, I can apply different labels as appropriate to help when filtering.

I'm exploring tools that could integrate with Outlook Professional and help streamline my email management. Specifically, I'm looking for a solution that can: Read and process my incoming and outgoing emails, Generate daily summaries of important or priority messages, Analyze sent emails to identify any questions I've asked and check whether they've been answered (by interpreting the context and following up if needed).

I'd like to run rules on emails that already exist. Not just on new ones. That way I can lable all old emails that meet a certain criteria.

Currently, Missive allows users to filter by “Not Snoozed” in the All view, but there is no option to filter for only Snoozed emails. Since most emails are not snoozed by default, filtering by “Not Snoozed” provides little value. The real need is to view and clean up Snoozed emails specifically. In addition, there is no ability to filter Snoozed, or any other view, by individual email address — only by Organization or Team. This is a major limitation for users managing multiple inboxes or domains, as it makes it difficult to perform inbox hygiene, track deferred items, or coordinate follow-ups across accounts. It would be a huge improvement to: • Add a “Snoozed” filter to all views, not just a separate Snoozed section • Enable Email Address as a filter across all views (including Snoozed, All, Trash, etc.) This change would make Missive far more powerful for high-volume and multi-brand users, as well as executive workflows where multiple inboxes need to be reviewed and maintained cleanly.