# Bulk Edit Alerts

With the Bulk Edit feature, you can quickly update multiple alerts at once, saving you significant time and effort. This is especially useful for managing a large volume of alerts or making a consistent change across several items.

## Required Role

* You have at least a Datalogz User role.

## How to use Bulk Edit

1. Filter your alerts: We recommend using the table filters to select the specific alerts you want to update. This ensures you're only making changes to the alerts you're interested in.
2. Click **Bulk Edit**.
3. Select the specific alerts you want to update. You will see a count of your selected alerts in the bottom-left corner.
4. Make your changes: In the bulk edit panel, you can:
   * Change the alert's status.
   * Update its priority.
   * Assign it to a (different) user.
5. Review and save: After making your changes, a pop-up will show a summary of the updates. If everything looks correct, click **Save Changes** to apply them to all the selected alerts.

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