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date: 2025-07-28
title: Sessions in Annotation Queues
description: Annotation Queues now support session-level annotation, making it easier to evaluate multi-turn interactions in your LLM applications.
author: Marlies
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We have added session-level annotation support in Langfuse Annotation Queues. This extends our annotation workflow capabilities to handle multi-turn interactions, making it particularly valuable for evaluating conversational AI applications.

## What's New

- **Evaluate Full Interactions**: Annotate complete multi-turn interactions rather than single turn interactions
- **Conversational Context**: Maintain conversation flow and context when reviewing and scoring LLM responses
- **Efficient Processing**: Manage annotation tasks at the appropriate granularity for your use case

## Get started

- [Annotation Queue Documentation](/docs/evaluation/features/evaluation-methods/annotation#annotation-queues)
- [Sessions Documentation](/docs/observability/features/sessions)

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