Filter
Filter narrows your view to the rows that match a condition. It is the cheapest control in the product — filtering before you run an action is how you avoid paying for rows you were never going to use.
What it does
- Shows only rows matching one or more conditions
- Updates the row count in the toolbar to the number of matches
- Hides rows from view — it never deletes them
- Stacks with Sort and Search
How to filter
- Click Filter in the table toolbar
- Pick the column to filter on
- Pick a condition — is, is not, contains, is empty, is not empty
- Enter the value
- Add more conditions to narrow further
Clear the filter to bring every row back.
Filter, then run
This is the pattern that keeps credit spend predictable:
- Filter to the rows you actually want — e.g. Country is Australia
- Select the visible rows
- Run the action on the selection from the top right
Because enrichment costs credits per row, a filter applied first is a direct saving.
Filters worth keeping
- Email is empty — the rows still needing a work email
- Email is not empty — the rows ready to export
- Verification status is not valid — the rows to drop before sending
- Company size is greater than 50 — your ICP, applied every time you import
Where to next
- Views and Columns — save a filter as part of a view
- Auto-run — let new rows enrich themselves once they land