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The Chat History page gives you a complete record of every conversation that has taken place across all of your Chat Agents. Use it to review past interactions, audit AI performance, and understand how your agents are handling real customer conversations. To open Chat History, expand the History section in the left sidebar and select Chat History. Chat History table showing conversations with filters, columns, and pagination

Table Columns

Each row in the table represents a single conversation thread. The following columns are available by default:
ColumnDescription
Chat AgentsThe name of the Chat Agent that handled this conversation.
ContactThe visitor’s name and phone number (if known). Shows a dash if the visitor is anonymous.
CategoryA short AI-generated label describing the topic of the conversation (e.g., “Pricing inquiry”, “Support request”).
Saved ContactA green checkmark appears if the visitor’s information was saved as a contact during the conversation.
HumanDisplays the email of the team member who responded, if a human took over the conversation. Empty if the AI handled it entirely.
RatingThe star rating left by the visitor at the end of the conversation, if feedback was collected.
PassShows whether the conversation passed or failed its AI evaluation. A green checkmark means pass; a red X means fail.
UnreadA badge showing the number of unread messages in the thread, if any.
Created AtThe date and time the conversation started, shown in your team’s timezone. Click the column header to sort by newest or oldest first.

Filtering Conversations

A row of filters sits above the table to help you narrow down the list.
FilterOptions
SearchType a contact name, phone number, or email to find specific conversations.
Chat AgentSelect a specific Chat Agent or choose “All Chat Agents” to see everything.
Date RangePick a start and end date. Defaults to the last 30 days.
Saved ContactFilter by whether the visitor was saved as a contact — All, Yes, or No.
Human TakeoverFilter by whether a human stepped in — All, Yes, or No.
Responded ByFilter by the specific team member who responded during human takeover.
AI EvaluationFilter by evaluation result — All, Pass, or Fail.
All filters work together. For example, you can view only conversations from a specific Chat Agent that were escalated to a human during the past week.

Customizing Visible Columns

You can show or hide columns to focus on the information that matters most. Click the gear icon at the bottom-right corner of the table (next to the page size selector). A dropdown appears with checkboxes for each column. Toggle a column off to hide it from the table, or toggle it on to bring it back. Your column visibility preferences are saved in the URL, so you can bookmark a specific view or share it with teammates.

Sorting

Click the Created At column header to toggle between ascending (oldest first) and descending (newest first) order. The sort direction is indicated by an arrow icon next to the column name.

Pagination

The bottom of the table shows:
  • Row count — for example, “Showing 50 of 238 Rows”
  • Page navigation — Previous and Next buttons with a page indicator (e.g., “Page 1 of 5”)
  • Page size selector — Choose how many rows to display per page: 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, or 50

Viewing a Conversation

Click any row in the table to open a detail sidebar on the right side of the screen. The sidebar displays the full conversation thread, including every message exchanged between the AI and the visitor. From the detail sidebar you can:
  • View in Inbox — Click the link at the top of the sidebar to open the conversation in the full Inbox view, where you can reply or take further action.
  • Create test case — Click this button to turn the conversation into an evaluation test case for your Chat Agent.

Tips

  • Use the AI Evaluation filter to quickly find conversations where the AI did not meet your quality standards, then review those threads to identify improvement opportunities.
  • Combine the Human Takeover filter with a specific Responded By team member to audit how human agents are handling escalated conversations.
  • The Category column is especially useful for spotting trends in what your customers are asking about over time.
  • If you need to analyze conversation data outside of Revve, see Exporting Conversations for CSV export options.