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# Manage your team’s workload

### Set chat limits

Chat limits are set in the [Admin / Assignment rules](https://closer.app/dashboard/settings/assignment-rules) section. Use them to distribute conversations between your team members and reduce overload.

This variable is global for your whole team.

![Team management - set a chat limit](https://storage.googleapis.com/helpdocs-assets/j77potoidz/articles/c66yvjqds7/1560428890412/chats-number.png)

### Snooze conversations

An adviser can use the snooze function to temporarily increase their chat limit (e.g. when they’re waiting for customer’s reply and would like to take another customer from the waiting queue). Conversation is automatically unsnoozed when customer replies.

### Close conversations

Conversation can be closed with 2 built-in resolution statuses: **Solved** or **Unsolved**. Conversation will be put in the Closed tab, and the **conversation.closed** Webhook will be sent.

When customer replies it will be automatically reopened and assigned either to the last assigned adviser, or put in the waiting queue and automatically distributed.


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