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# Emailed requests

Let your clients email you new requests right from their email account. Every workspace is given a special Email that lets you share it with clients for incoming requests. \
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In the video below, you'll learn how to access your special email to share with clients, check for new incoming requests from email, and how to assign it to a project.

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