Filter presets
Filter presets let you save a named combination of global filters so you can apply them to any dashboard in one click — without rebuilding the same conditions each time.
They are scoped to a project: all dashboards in the project share the same preset library.
What a preset contains
Section titled “What a preset contains”A preset has:
- A name — a human-readable label (e.g.
Steam only,v1.7.9 – UK) - A list of filters — each filter is the same
property / operator / valuestructure as a regular global filter
See Filters for the full list of available properties and operators.
Creating a preset
Section titled “Creating a preset”Build the filters you need on a dashboard, then save them as a preset by giving them a name. The preset is immediately available to all dashboards in the same project.
Each filter in the preset requires:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
property | The event column or nested path to filter on (e.g. platform, custom.plan_type) |
operator | One of: =, !=, >, <, >=, <=, LIKE, NOT LIKE, IN, NOT IN |
value | The value to test against (e.g. steam, 1.7.9) |
Applying a preset
Section titled “Applying a preset”When you apply a preset to a dashboard, its filters are loaded as the dashboard’s active global filters. Every widget on the dashboard is automatically re-queried with those filters applied.
You can still add or modify filters after applying a preset — the preset is a starting point, not a lock.
Deleting a preset
Section titled “Deleting a preset”Deleting a preset removes it from the project’s preset library. It does not affect any dashboards that currently have those filter values active — it only removes the saved shortcut.
Common presets
Section titled “Common presets”| Preset name | Filters |
|---|---|
Steam only | platform = steam |
Mobile | platform IN ios, android |
Latest version | app_version = 1.7.9 |
Premium users | custom.plan_type = premium |
UK – Steam | country = United Kingdom + platform = steam |