# Dashboard Actions

Here’s a concise, **overview-style draft** for the **Dashboard Actions** main page in the *Evidences* section, following the **Microsoft Writing Style Guide** and using **British English**:

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## Dashboard Actions

The **Dashboard Actions** section helps you perform key evidence management tasks directly from the Evidences dashboard. Whether you're uploading files, assigning metadata, requesting evidence, or tracking review progress—this is your operational hub for handling evidence in Sprinto.

You can access all evidence types—**Automated**, **Uploaded**, **Workflow**, **Requested**, and **Policy**—through a unified table interface, enabling efficient filtering, bulk actions, and real-time tracking.

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### What you can do

The Dashboard Actions are grouped into three main categories:

#### Create

Add evidence to Sprinto in the following ways:

* Upload files or links individually or in bulk
* Create single or CSV-based evidence requests

#### Manage

Organise and update your evidence by:

* Editing metadata fields and custom tags
* Mapping evidence to controls or audits
* Managing archived or versioned items

#### Complete

Finalise evidence-related workflows by:

* Uploading evidence against requests
* Reviewing submitted items
* Attaching evidence to audit requirements

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### Why it matters

Having your evidence on the platform is a prerequisite for running audits on Sprinto. The Dashboard Actions interface ensures that evidence is:

* Easily uploadable and requestable
* Fully versioned and traceable
* Mapped to compliance controls and audit items
* Filterable and editable at scale

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### Tip

Use metadata fields like *Evidence group*, *Collected date*, and *Custom tags* to organise your evidence better and locate files faster during audits.


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