> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.fairmarkit.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.fairmarkit.com/suppliers/suppliers/events/manage-your-events-auctions-rfp-rfi.md). # Manage your events (auctions, RFP, RFI) You can respond to Fairmarkit events from the link in your email invitation, or you can log in to your Fairmarkit Supplier Portal to respond to events you've been invited to or public events in the Marketplace.

**RFQ events**: For information on how to manage your request for quote events, see [Manage your events (RFQ)](/suppliers/suppliers/events/manage-your-events-rfq.md). ### Access events list For each event type, there is an event list is available from the Fairmarkit menu. * Marketplace * #### Marketplace - column descriptions

Column	Description
Title	Displays the event title.
Customer	Displays the customer's name.
Created Date	Displays the date the event was created.
Close date	Displays the date the event is scheduled to close.

* RFI * #### RFI - column descriptions

Column	Description
Title	Displays the event title.
Logo	Displays the customer's logo.
Customer	Displays the customer's name.
Quoted	Displays the amount quoted for the event.
Invite Date	Displays the date you were invited to the event.
Questions Due Date	Displays the date and time when the event questions are due.

* RFP \* * #### RFP - column descriptions

Column	Description
Title	Displays the event title.
Logo	Displays the customer's logo.
Customer	Displays the customer's name.
Quoted	Displays the amount quoted for the event.
Invite Date	Displays the date you were invited to the event.
Questions Due Date	Displays the date and time when the event questions are due.

### Manage events list Use the sort, search, and filter options to find your events quickly. #### View list by event status Select a tab to filter the list by the [event status](/suppliers/suppliers/events/event-types/event-status-suppliers.md). The number of events in the status displays next to the tab name.

#### Sort events The top of the events list includes a header for each column. Click a header to sort the list by the column. Once selected, an arrow displays next to the header. Click the header again to switch the sort between ascending and descending order.

#### My events If you are an Admin and have access to view events for other users at your company, use the **My request** and **All requests** option to toggle between your events and all events you have access to view. See: [View your events](/suppliers/suppliers/events/manage-your-teams-events/view-your-events.md)

#### Search events Use the Search bar to search for events. Click the Cancel button in the search bar to remove the search.

#### Filter by customer In Customer, select to view events from a specific customer.

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