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# My sandbox
This is the place items sit that you've created that haven't been submitted for review, added to a Workgroup or been registered.
### Access your Sandbox
1\. Go to  on the Dashboard side panel.
### What you can do in your Sandbox
This is an example of what a Sandbox looks like:
You can Search for items here, either by Name or Details.
You can also Filter Search results by Item type and also Status, or State, that an item is registered at.
You can perform 'Bulk Actions' - This allows you to perform an action on multiple items at once.
You can perform 'Item actions' where you can delete items or edit items.
'Create Share Link' - This is where you can share your Sandbox contents with other authenticated users of the system, you can revoke these permissions at any time and other users will not be able to edit or delete items from here, only viewing privileges.
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