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# Manage Your Inbox as a Brand
This article will explain how to manage your inbox, by exploring how to prioritize messages, filter by partner relationship statuses and more.
1. From the top navigation bar, select  **\[Inbox]**.
2. Select  **\[Filter]** to refine your inbox by filtering and marking messages with various statuses.
Set message thread statuses
You can set message statuses, like *Priority*, *Unread*, or *Spam* when talking to a specific partner.
| Message Status | Description |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Mark as Priority**  | You can mark which contacts will show in your inbox’s Priority view, allowing you to highlight the conversations that are more important to you.
• Learn more about how to set your priority messages as a brand.
|
| **Mark as unread**  | You can mark a message thread as *unread*. This thread will generate a notification until the next time zone of your account users opens it. |
| **Mark as spam**  | You can move a message thread to *spam*. You will no longer receive notifications from this message thread. |
Search for or filter your message threads
* You can search for a specific partner's message thread by using the **search bar** at the top of the widget or in the top-left corner of your *Inbox*.
* You can only filter for specific kinds of message threads from your *Inbox*. Filter for message threads by selecting  **\[Filter]** next to the search bar, selecting what filters you want to use, then selecting **Apply**.
| Filter | Description |
| ------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Status | Filter by for all spammed messages. These are messages you have marked as spam. |
| Relationship | Choose the partner relationships (e.g., *Joined*) for which you want to view message threads. |
| Partner Size | Select which [partner size(s)](/brand/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/platform-features/reach-out-to-partners/partner-management/partner-size-rating-criteria.md) you want to view message threads for. (e.g., *Large*) |
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