> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.pipefile.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.pipefile.com/requests.md). # Requests Create, send, track and manage document requests.


Create and send a request	Every option on the new request page, from recipients and reminders to language, export folder and the send dialog.	Create and send a request
Build your checklist	Add checklist items, group them into sections, set required items and file types, attach files and reorder by drag and drop.	Build your checklist
Open-ended requests	Send a single secure upload link with no checklist, for when you don't know exactly what the recipient will send.	Open-ended requests
Bulk send	Send a separate request to each row of a CSV contact list, all from one template.	Bulk send
Track and organize requests	Find requests by status, search, tags and date, and archive, trash or restore them one at a time or in bulk.	Track and organize requests
Assign requests to teammates	Assign a request to one or more teammates so they get its notifications and handle its review.	Assign requests to teammates
Expiration, completion and reopening	How request links expire, what recipients see on an expired link, and how to complete, archive and reopen requests.	Expiration, completion and reopening
Send requests in another language	Send a request in Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian or Chinese, with translated emails and upload page.	Send requests in another language

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