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# View Complaints

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Roles who can perform this action: All employee roles (refer to table here).
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1. Navigate to **Complaints >> Complaints Inbox** in the left panel.

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2. Apply the search filters available in the Inbox screen to find a specific complaint. Complaints can be searched using the **Complaint Number** or **Mobile Number**. Alternatively, use the filters listed below:
   1. **Assigned to me** - view complaints assigned to the logged-in user
   2. **Assigned to all** - view complaints assigned to all employee users
   3. **Complaint Subtype** - filter complaints based on selected complaint subtype
   4. **Locality** - filter complaints based on selected locality
   5. **Status** - filter complaints based on the selected status of the complaint

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