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# How to approve multiple days from the "Unapproved Dates" option
Easily approve multiple days of logs at once using the "Unapproved Dates" option. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to streamline the approval process. For additional help, refer to the guide or watch the instructional video.
## Multi-Day Log Certification Guide
Before starting the certification process, ensure:
* You are logged into the Matrack ELD app.
#### Accessing Unapproved Logs
1. Tap the three horizontal lines (menu icon) in the top-left corner.
2. Select "Unapproved Dates" from the menu options.
#### Certifying Multiple Days
1. Review the list of unapproved dates.
2. Select the dates you wish to certify.
* You can select up to 5 days at once.
* Ensure each selected date is correctly marked.
3. Initiate certification:
* Tap the "Approve" button in the top-left corner.
* Review the dates in the confirmation dialog.
* Read the declaration carefully.
* Click "Agree" to certify the selected dates.
* Wait for the success confirmation pop-up.
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**Important Notes**
* A maximum of 5 days can be certified at once.
* Review all information carefully before agreeing.
* Ensure ELD connection is maintained throughout the process.
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**Success Confirmation**
A pop-up message will confirm the successful certification of the selected dates.
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### Need Help?
Contact Matrack support if you encounter any issues during the certification process.
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