Save filter queries

How to get there: Click All Posts in the sidebar, open the Filters panel on the left, and use the Saved Queries section at the top.

Saved queries store the current All Posts filter combination under a name so you can reload it with one click instead of reapplying filters each time.

What gets saved

A saved query stores the filter values currently active in the All Posts list, including:

  • Status, tab, post type, category, and tag filters
  • Author, assignee, version, release, platform
  • MRR and LTV ranges
  • Vote thresholds (min/max votes)
  • Created date condition (before, after, between) and date range
  • Sort column and direction

Pagination and search input are not part of the saved filter set, but sort settings are.

Saving the current view

  1. Open All Posts and apply the filters you want.
  2. In the Saved Queries section of the filter sidebar, click Save Current.
  3. Enter a query name and confirm.

The query is stored against your portal, not your user account. Any admin can load or delete it.

Loading a saved query

  1. In the Saved Queries section, click Load Query.
  2. Pick a query from the list. The filters apply immediately and the list refreshes.

You can also link directly to a saved query by appending ?saved_query_id=<id> to the All Posts URL. When the page loads, the matching query is applied automatically.

Deleting a saved query

In the Load Query modal, click the red trash icon next to the query name. Deletion is immediate and cannot be undone.

Who can manage saved queries

Saving, loading, and deleting saved queries requires the admin role. Members of the portal without admin access do not see the Saved Queries section.

Clearing filters

Use Clear All in the Saved Queries section to reset every filter back to its default. This does not delete any saved queries, it only clears what is currently applied.