# Bulk actions
On pages where you can view lists of metadata items, you may also see the "Bulk Actions" button at the bottom of the page.
Some notable places where you can perform Bulk Actions include: Your Sandbox, Favourites and Tags & the Search results pages.
### What can I do with Bulk Actions?
Performing bulk actions means just that, it allows you to select multiple items and perform different actions on them.
An example from a search results page:
You will notice a little tick box in the upper left hand corner of each search result.
You can also select this box to select all the search items.
Ticking those boxes will add them to the items you are performing the bulk actions on.
The different Bulk Actions you can perform:
* - This will add the selected items to your Favourites. You will know an item has been Favourited if you see a "" under the item type in the results.
* - This will remove the selected items from your Favourites.
* - This lets you download the selected items into a single package.
* - This lets you create a review request for the selected items.
* - This lets you add the selected items in an existing review.
The Bulk Actions below can only be performed by Administrators of the system.
* - This allows you to change the Registration Status for the selected items.
* - This allows you to move the selected items to a different Workgroup.
* - This allows you change the Stewardship Organisation for the selected items.
* - This allows you to move items between the collections you have permission to manage.
* - This allows you to link/unlink items to a selected Metadata Item Template. It's important to remember that you should have access to edit the items you want to link to an item template, and ensure you are linking the metadata items to the correct metadata type item template. For example, a dataset can only be linked to a dataset item template.
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- This lets you add the selected items in an existing review.
The Bulk Actions below can only be performed by Administrators of the system.
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- This allows you to move items between the collections you have permission to manage.
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- This allows you to link/unlink items to a selected Metadata Item Template. It's important to remember that you should have access to edit the items you want to link to an item template, and ensure you are linking the metadata items to the correct metadata type item template. For example, a dataset can only be linked to a dataset item template.
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