# Manage Inbox

## Find Your Requests

Watch the product tour below to learn how to easily find requests using ProcessMaker AI. 

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## Find Your Tasks

Watch the product tour below to learn how to find tasks in your inbox.

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## Create Saved Searches and Reports

Watch the following product tour to learn how to save your dashboard searches for quick one-click access later. You will also learn how to create charts for a graphical representation of data related to your processes.&#x20;

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## View Request Status

Watch the product tour below to learn how to view status of a request.&#x20;

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