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# Understand the review workspace

#### Result groups

Use the tabs at the top of the selection panel to choose a working set:

* **All:** every judged respondent
* **Clean:** respondents with no flags
* **Flagged:** respondents the AI recommends removing
* **Partially Flagged:** respondents with one or more flags that the AI still recommends keeping

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#### Review by respondent or question

Use the view switcher to change how responses are organized:

* **Respondents:** review all open-ended answers from one respondent together.
* **Questions:** review answers to one open-ended question across respondents.

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Each view has its own search:

* In respondent view, search respondent IDs or answer text.
* In question view, search the question list, then search within the selected question's responses.

#### Filter the results

Select **Filters** to narrow the list by:

* One or more quality checks
* Translation status, including pending, awaiting review, accepted, edited, or rejected

Filters work together with the selected result group and batch.

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