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# Bulk Actions
Clicking the **Bulk Actions** button lets you select multiple orders at once. After selecting, you can perform actions on all of them together:
* **Unlink all** — Remove the selected orders from their assigned driver.
* **Assign all** — Assign all selected orders to a chosen driver.
* **Cashout all** — Process cashout for all selected orders.
{% hint style="warning" %}
If an action is unavailable after selecting some orders, it's because there's a conflict:
* **Unlink all disabled** — All orders selected have not been assigned yet.
* **Assign all disabled** — Some of the orders selected are already assigned.
* **Cashout all disabled** — There are different drivers in the selected orders.
{% endhint %}
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