Saved Searches

Overview

Saved Searches allow you to make your repetitive searches effortless. Save time and find what you need quickly by saving any search term and filtering criteria.

Creating a New Saved Search

• Click on the Filter Panel icon within the search bar
• Click on the Add Saved Search button at the top of the Filter Panel 
  • Any search term or filtering you have already applied will be added to the Saved Search
  • When the Saved Search area is open you can continue to add any additional filtering criteria from the left. 
  • Add a Name for your Saved Search and click Save

Using a Saved Search:

• From the Saved Search area on the left, click on a Saved Search
• The resources displayed will be based on the criteria and search term within the Saved Search 

Editing a Saved Search:

• From the Saved Search area on the left, click on the menu against the Saved Search you want to edit.
• When the Saved Search area is open you can;
  • Update the name of the Saved Search 
  • Remove any criteria from the left 
  • Add new criteria from the left 
  • Update the search term
  • Click Save to update your Saved Search 

Deleting a Saved Search:

• From the Saved Searches area, click on the menu against the Saved search you want to delete and select Delete

Copy a Link to a Saved Search:

• From the Saved Searches area, click on the menu against the Saved search you to copy a link to and select Copy Link 
  • A link will be copied to your clipboard 
  • You can share this link with other users of the platform
  • The copied link, when accessed, loads the saved search filter with all the configured criteria applied.
    • Users who access the link can also save it as their own Saved Search for future use.

FAQs

• You can have up to 5 Saved Searches 
• Saved Searches are private to each user
• Results of a Copied Link to a Saved Search may differ as users may have different permissions 
• If a Saved Search is deleted, any previously shared or copied links associated with that Saved Search will no longer function.