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# Perform bulk actions
The bulk actions feature in the Inbox lets you save time by applying the same action to multiple interactions at once.
## Selecting interactions
You can select interactions in several ways using the checkboxes located to the left of each row:
* Item by item: manually check the interactions you want to include.
* Page by page: check all interactions visible on the current page. It is possible to select multiple pages by navigating the pagination.
* All filtered items: when you select one or more interactions, you can select all interactions matching your current filters using the shortcut displayed below the filters.
## Available actions
Once your interactions are selected, several grouped actions are possible using the action bar located at the bottom of your screen:
* Assign: assign the interactions to one or more users. You choose the users to assign the selected interactions to. Note: users do not receive an email notification, unlike manual assignment performed from within an interaction.
* Archive: move interactions to the “Archived” view. From the “Archived” view, you can perform the reverse action to unarchive multiple interactions simultaneously.
* Mark as handled: mark interactions as handled.
{% hint style="warning" %}
⚠️ Bulk actions are limited to a maximum of 1,000 items.
{% endhint %}
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