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# Managing your pipeline

You can keep track of the newsletters you're talking to with the pipeline manager. It lets you assign a status each newsletter in your lists like **Pitched**, **Warm** and **Booked**.

Navigate to one of your lists. You'll see a status menu next to each newsletter in the list which you can tap to change:

![](/files/f1QHS8Nej6MUIeehit6e)

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If you share a list with your team members and they can edit these too.
{% endhint %}

Use the menu at the top to filter your list by status:

![](/files/oFrS4rj3CgLSgHxfQPNG)

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Each newsletter's status is included if you export a list.
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