> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.adalysis.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.adalysis.com/onboarding/getting-started/account-organization/filters.md).

# Filters

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Adalysis has a powerful system of filters that can help you to slice and dice your data. Look out for them throughout the platform. You can customize all the filters in Adalysis or build your own.&#x20;

### **Customizing filters**&#x20;

Load the filter you’d like to edit and update the criteria. Click **Apply** to update your search results.

Alternatively, click **Save** to update the criteria for future searches. Customized filters show an icon next to the name. To revert to the default settings, simply click **Reset to default**.

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### **Building new filters**

You can easily create custom filters and alerts to track more conditions:

1. Go to **Filters** > **Create filter**. &#x20;
2. Set your criteria.
3. Select the time range you want to analyze data for.
4. Enter a name for your filter. To receive custom alerts, check **Enable alerts**. You can also choose multiple accounts to save your filter in.

Your new filter will now appear in the Filters list for the Adalysis section where you created it. Simply scroll down to **Your filters** at the end of the list.

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### **Find accounts by audit alert**

In the multi-account **Audit & budget** view, you can also filter by accounts with a specific alert type.

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