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How do I Filter Views?

Filters allow you to narrow down the information displayed in your tables — whether you’re viewing Bookings, Events, Invoices, Documents, etc. By applying filters, you can quickly focus on specific data such as date ranges, statuses, or customer details.

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Step 1: Open the Module

  1. From the left-hand sidebar, choose the section you’d like to filter (e.g. Bookings, Events, or Invoices).

  2. The page will show all records by default.


Step 2: Add a Filter

  1. Click Add Filter at the top of the page.

  2. A dropdown list of available filters will appear — these vary by module.

  3. Select the field you want to filter by.

    Examples include:

    • Status (e.g. Definite, Tentative, Lost)

    • Booking Start Date or Event Date

    • Stage (e.g. Inquiry, Contract Sent)

  4. Once selected, choose your filter criteria:

    • For dates: pick a range such as This Month, Next Week, or Custom Range.

    • For lists: check one or more options (e.g. Definite and Tentative).

  5. The table updates instantly to show only matching results.


Step 3: Add More Filters (Optional)

You can combine multiple filters to refine your data even further.
For example:

  • Status = Definite

  • Booking Start Date = This Month

  • Stage = Contract Signed

This would show only confirmed bookings scheduled this month with signed contracts.


Step 4: Clear or Remove Filters

  • To remove a single filter, click the X beside its name at the top of the table.

  • To clear all filters at once, click Clear All (if visible) or refresh your view.


Step 5: Save Your Filters as a Custom View

If you use certain filters often:

  1. Click Save View (💾) in the top-right corner.

  2. Select Save as New.

  3. Give your view a descriptive name (e.g. “Definite Bookings This Month”).

  4. Choose whether to make it Private (only you) or Shared (visible to others).

  5. Click Save.

You can then easily switch between saved filtered views from the View dropdown.


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