What are the different views in the DSAR Inbox?

What are the different views in the DSAR Inbox?

The DSAR Inbox will have three major views.

At the top of the DSAR Inbox, there are three major views that allow for greater organization once the number of records starts to increase. These three views are In ProgressAll, and Archived

In Progress - refers to all open DSAR requests only.

All - Displays all DSAR requests regardless of their current status.

Archive - displays all DSAR requests that are completed or closed.

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