# Account filters

### Prebuilt audit filters

On your **Audit view**, use the filters under **Find accounts by alert type** to quickly find all accounts with a specific alert type, e.g. search terms to be added as keywords.

### Define your own filters

You can also create your own filters to find accounts with specific names, labels or tags. For example, some PPC teams tag each account with the name of the analyst responsible for it. This makes it easy to filter and review each team member's work.

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Save your filter to reuse it later. Once saved, it will appear under **Your filters.**

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&#x20;Click on a saved filter to open it and display the relevant accounts. &#x20;

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Use [account tags](/onboarding/getting-started/core-account-settings/account-tags.md) to organize your accounts based on your own labels/tags. Then, create a matching filter to find matching accounts quickly.
{% endhint %}


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