# New Request ## New request screen

This screen lets you view all the processes you have access to and launch new requests. To add a process to the **My favorites** list on your Dashboard, click the star outline. You can then open the process from either the **My favorites** or **New request** lists on your Dashboard. To remove a process from your favorites, click the star again. ## Search filter

Filter	Remarks
Filter	Remarks
Category	Filter by process category

## List

Columns	Remarks
Columns	Remarks
Description	Process icon and process name (or process description): identifies processes with In test status identifies processes with Active status Click the process icon to launch a new request form. If the Quick view functionality has been activated, the form will open in a pop-up window. Otherwise, click the process name to open the request form in its own window.

Columns

Remarks

Columns

Remarks

Description

Process icon and process name (or process description):
identifies processes with In test status
identifies processes with Active status

Click the process icon to launch a new request form. If the Quick view functionality has been activated, the form will open in a pop-up window. Otherwise, click the process name to open the request form in its own window.

Click ![](/files/cKM3YNjYqOvGMOEmuOwb) on the right-hand side of the row to open a pop-up help window. You can sort the list ascending or descending by any of the elements by clicking on the corresponding column header. ## Request form left menu

When you launch a new request, a new left menu appears.

Icon	Description
Icon	Description
	Return to the Dashboard
	Open the request information form
	Open the action information form
	Show the process data associated with the request
	Display the graphical follow-up pop-up window
	Open a pop-up panel that displays the list of comments on the request A process participant’s associated users can view, refresh, or sort the comments list, post a new comment, delete an existing comment, and subscribe to the comment list RSS feeds.
	Display the help pop-up window

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