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# Organizing and Managing Chats
### Creating a New Chat
#### Step 1: Select Your Bot
1. From your landing page, tap on the bot you want to use
2. You'll see a list of existing data rooms and chats within that bot (if any)
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#### Step 2: Create the Chat
1. Locate the **blue button with a speech bubble icon** in the bottom right corner
2. Tap the button
3. A new chat will be created
4. You can now start your conversation
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### Organizing Your Chats
You can filter and sort your existing chats to quickly find what you need.
#### How to Filter Chats
1. Tap the **three-dot menu (⋮)** in the top right corner
2. Choose your preferred sorting option:
**Available Sorting Options:**
| Sort Type | Description |
| ----------------- | ---------------------------------------- |
| **Last Used** | Shows most recently accessed chats first |
| **Creation Date** | Orders chats by when they were created |
| **Name (A to Z)** | Alphabetical order, ascending |
| **Name (Z to A)** | Alphabetical order, descending |
3. Your chat list will update immediately based on your selection
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### Managing Multiple Chats
#### Selecting Multiple Chats
1. Tap the **three-dot menu (⋮)** in the top right corner
2. Select **"Select"** from the menu if you want to delete several chats at once
3. Selection mode will activate
4. Tap each chat you want to select — a checkmark will appear
5. Selected chats will be highlighted
6. Tap the **Delete** button (typically at the bottom or in the menu bar)
7. A confirmation message will appear: **"Are you sure you want to delete these chats?"**
8. Review the selected chats to ensure you're deleting the correct ones
9. Tap **"Yes, Delete"** to confirm
10. The selected chats will be permanently removed
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