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# coreSTORE - Assemblies - Navigating the Assembly Dashboard


In this guide, we will cover how to navigate the **Assembly Dashboard**. This dashboard provides the tools to efficiently manage your assembly builds, components, and statuses.


1. Search Filters

The filter fields at the top of the **Assemblies Dashboard** help you efficiently locate the desired build to create.

![Step 1 Screenshot](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/6/9/8/9/6989aace46840400/image_zaai2u.png)


2. New Assembly

The **New Assembly** button allows you to create a new build list. For detailed instructions, please refer to our **coreSTORE - Assemblies: Creating Assemblies in coreSTORE** guide, which covers the process of creating a new build.

![Step 2 Screenshot](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/6/9/8/9/6989aace46840400/image_16hf14c.png)


3. 3 Dot Action Menu

Click on the 3 dot menu to explore some additional features.

![Step 3 Screenshot](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/6/9/8/9/6989aace46840400/image_15ze3yb.png)


4. Action Menu Features

In the **Action Menu**, you'll find several options. One is to manage your build statuses. By default, there are three statuses: **New**, **In Progress**, and **Completed**. You can also export your builds to Excel or, if a build was accidentally deleted, reinstate it through **Manage Deleted Assemblies**.

![Step 4 Screenshot](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/6/9/8/9/6989aace46840400/image_oracz6.png)


5. Cog Wheel

Using the **Cog Wheel** icon, you can add or remove columns displayed on the dashboard to customize your view.

![Step 5 Screenshot](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/6/9/8/9/6989aace46840400/image_1ycdsf9.png)


6. Assemblies Section

In the **Assemblies** section of the dashboard, you’ll see all the build lists you’ve created so far. This allows you to reuse those assembly options to continually create the specified builds.

![Step 6 Screenshot](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/6/9/8/9/6989aace46840400/image_emunl5.png)


7. Selecting Established Build

Now, let’s select a build that’s been created and review the additional options that appear.

![Step 7 Screenshot](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/6/9/8/9/6989aace46840400/image_18oocon.png)


8. Additional Options

Once you've selected a build, the following options will appear:

*   **Labels**: Allows you to print a barcode label for the build.
    
*   **Delete**: Deletes the selected build.
    
*   **Clear Selections**: Removes all selected builds.
    
*   **Excel Export**: Exports the selected builds to a CSV file.
    
*   **Build**: Uses the assembly to create the finalized product.
    
*   **Clone**: Allows you to clone an assembly, making it easy to create a similar build with slight modifications.

![Step 8 Screenshot](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/6/9/8/9/6989aace46840400/image_5k7zng.png)