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Sahut is organized around four core concepts: channels, conversations, contacts, and your inbox. Understanding how these pieces fit together will help you get the most out of the platform.

The four core concepts

Channels

Messaging platforms you connect to Sahut — WhatsApp, email, Instagram, and more.

Conversations

Individual threads of messages between your team and a customer.

Contacts

Customer profiles that store contact info and conversation history.

Inbox

The shared workspace where your team views and responds to conversations.

How they connect

When a customer sends you a message on WhatsApp (a channel), Sahut creates a conversation and links it to that customer’s contact profile. The conversation appears in your team’s inbox, where an agent can pick it up and reply.
Customer sends WhatsApp message

Sahut receives it via connected Channel

Sahut creates or matches a Conversation

Sahut links Conversation to a Contact profile

Conversation appears in your team's Inbox

Agent assigns, replies, and resolves

Conversation lifecycle

Every conversation in Sahut moves through a simple set of states:
StateMeaning
OpenActive conversation waiting for a reply or action
PendingWaiting for the customer to respond (e.g., after you sent a message)
ResolvedConversation marked as complete by your team
SnoozedHidden temporarily and set to resurface at a chosen time
Your inbox shows Open conversations by default. Use the filters at the top of the inbox to view conversations in other states.

Teams and assignments

Conversations can be unassigned (visible to all agents) or assigned to a specific team member. Supervisors and admins can create teams — groups of agents that handle specific channels or topics (e.g., a Sales team or a Support team). When automation rules are active, Sahut can assign conversations automatically based on the channel, keywords, or other criteria.