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When you’re triaging a busy board, editing posts one at a time is slow. On the Feedback list you can select several posts at once and apply a single change to all of them: set a status, switch the category, add or remove labels, set precedence, or delete them together.
Bulk editing is available to any team member who can manage the workspace’s feedback. Changes to status and category are visible to your users on the public board, the same as editing a single post.

Select multiple posts

Every row on the feedback list has a checkbox on its left edge. It stays hidden behind the vote count until you hover the row or start a selection, so the list looks clean when you’re just reading.
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Select your first post

Hover a row and click the checkbox that appears on the left. The row highlights and a bulk action bar slides up from the bottom of the screen.
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Select the rest

Once a selection is active, every row shows its checkbox. Click each post you want to include. The bar keeps a running count of how many are selected.The feedback list with several posts selected and the bulk action bar at the bottom
A few faster ways to build a selection:
  • Range select. Click one checkbox, then hold Shift and click another. Every post between the two is selected in one go.
  • Select all. Click the N selected count on the left of the bar to select every post currently loaded in the list. Click it again to deselect them all.
  • Keyboard. Move between rows with the arrow keys (or j / k), press x or Space to toggle the focused row, and press Esc to clear the whole selection.
Select all covers the posts that are currently loaded in the list, not your entire board. If you’ve filtered or searched the list first, it selects everything matching that filter that has loaded. Scroll to load more posts before selecting all if you need them included.

The bulk action bar

The bar floats at the bottom of the screen for as long as you have a selection. From left to right it shows the count, four ways to update the selected posts, and a delete action. The bulk action bar showing Status, Category, Tags, Precedence, and Delete
ActionWhat it does
StatusSet the same status on every selected post.
CategoryMove every selected post into one category.
TagsAdd or remove labels across the selection.
PrecedenceSet your internal precedence on every selected post.
DeletePermanently remove the selected posts.
Click the on the right of the bar to clear your selection and close it.

Change status

Click Status and pick one of your workspace statuses. Every selected post moves to that status at once, which is the quickest way to clear a backlog into Planned, close a batch of duplicates as Rejected, or mark a group Completed after a release. The Set status menu open above the bulk action bar

Change category

Click Category and choose a category to reclassify every selected post. Use it when a set of posts landed under the wrong category, or when you’re reshaping how you organize feedback and need to move a group into a new one.

Add or remove labels

Click Tags to open the Add labels menu. Each label shows a checkbox with three possible states across your selection:
  • Filled means every selected post already has that label.
  • Dash means some do and some don’t.
  • Empty means none of them have it.
Clicking a label adds it to every selected post, unless all of them already have it, in which case it removes it. The menu stays open so you can toggle several labels in a row before moving on. The Add labels menu with a checkbox next to each workspace label

Set precedence

Click Precedence and choose High, Medium, Normal, or Later. Precedence is your team’s internal priority, separate from user votes, so this is a fast way to triage a batch of new posts into an order your team works through.

Delete posts

Click Delete to remove the selected posts. Because this can’t be undone, a confirmation appears first, showing how many posts you’re about to delete. The delete confirmation asking to delete the selected posts Deleting removes the posts along with their votes and comments. Click Delete in the confirmation to go ahead, or Cancel to keep them.
Bulk delete is permanent. If you only want to hide posts from your users rather than remove them, close them with a status like Rejected or Closed instead of deleting.

How bulk changes are applied

Bulk actions run through your posts one at a time, so a large selection takes a little longer to finish. While it runs, the bar shows a progress indicator counting through the posts. Every other action applies immediately with no confirmation, so double-check your selection before you click. Only Delete asks you to confirm.

Filter, sort, and search feedback

Narrow the list first, then bulk-edit exactly the posts you want.

Add, remove, and reorder statuses

Set up the statuses you assign in bulk.

Add and remove tags

Create the labels you toggle across a selection.

Categories vs. tags vs. statuses

Decide which axis each bulk change should touch.