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# Email Routes Page Adjustments

We have adjust the design of our Email Routes configuration page to help optimise performance, speed and ease of use, especially when you are working with a large volume of email routes. 

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Changes which have been made here are as follows:

#### Filter to show just one Connector

At header level, you can search to filter down your view to just one Connector&#x20;

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#### Search by Connector details within each section&#x20;

You can now search for a route at a connector-level, based on its email address, process and/or Ticket category (if relevant).

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{% hint style="info" %}
Note that these searches are all now 'start with' searches rather than full wildcard searches, e.g. if you type 'France' it will search for items 'France\*' rather than \*France\*..
{% endhint %}

#### Quick-create Routes from Connector section shortcut

Additionally, as a useful shortcut you now have to ability to add a new email route directly within a specific email connector itself - clicking on the '+' icon next to a connector will bring up the 'Create an Email Route' pop-up with the email connector name already filled it.

#### Folder Filter for Graph API Routes

For Graph API routes, we've moved the option to view folders as an additional filter at the top of the screen.

#### Section by Section display

Note that as part of these changes you will now only be able to expand a single Connector section at one time.

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