> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Use bulk issue actions

> Apply fixes or suppressions to multiple issues without losing review control.

Bulk actions help you handle groups of similar issues from the issue inbox.

Use them when the selected issues have the same intended outcome and do not
need separate review.

## Before you start

* Filter the inbox to the issue type or severity you want to handle.
* Review a few examples first so you understand what the rule is flagging.
* Avoid bulk action when the fix depends on product-specific merchandising
  judgment.

## Apply fixes in bulk

<Steps>
  <Step title="Filter the inbox">
    Narrow the list by rule, severity, status, or search.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Select issues">
    Select the issues you want to handle together.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Apply the available action">
    Start the bulk fix when Atlios shows one.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Check the result message">
    Atlios reports what started and which issues need individual review.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Let Atlios confirm">
    Once the changes apply in Shopify, Atlios re-checks the affected products
    automatically and resolved issues drop off the list.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Why selected issues may be excluded

Atlios starts only the issues that can be handled safely in the selected bulk
action.

Issues can be excluded when:

* They are already verifying, resolved, or suppressed.
* They require manual input, such as SKU, barcode, or price.
* They require review before applying.
* No fixer is available for the issue type.
* Atlios already knows the fix would make no effective change.

AI bulk fixes can continue in the background. Deterministic bulk fixes are
prepared immediately, then applied as one grouped job.

## Suppress in bulk

Suppress issues in bulk only when the same exception applies to every selected
issue.

<Warning>
  Do not suppress issues just to clear the inbox. Suppression should mean the
  catalog state is intentional.
</Warning>

## When to review issues one by one

Review individually when:

* The issue affects product copy, image choice, tags, or merchandising meaning.
* Atlios asks you to review a proposed change first.
* Atlios asks you to enter a value.
* The issue needs a manual edit in Shopify.
* You are not sure the same action is right for every selected issue.