Filter deals

Filter button on Deals list

Filter deals

Use Filter when Quick Search is too broad. Filters narrow the Deals list by structured fields, so users can answer questions like who owns this pipeline, which stage needs attention, or which opportunities match a probability or PIF pattern.

Filter button

Filter button on Deals list

Image guide: The Filter button opens the Filter Deals modal. It is different from Quick Search because it uses specific deal properties instead of general text.

Filter Deals modal

Filter Deals modal

Image guide: The modal lets users combine deal properties such as owners, locations, probability, sales impact, PIF band, PIF trend, stage, and activation point.

Correct filter journey

  1. Start with one field, usually owner, stage, probability, or location.
  2. Apply the filter and check whether the result count makes sense.
  3. Add a second filter only if the list is still too broad.
  4. Use Quick Search inside the filtered result only when looking for a known name.
  5. Clear filters before starting a different research task.

Common mistakes to avoid

MistakeWhat to do instead
Adding too many filters at onceStart broad, then narrow.
Using Quick Search for field questionsUse Filter for owner, stage, probability, PIF, or location.
Forgetting active filtersClear filters before reviewing a different pipeline question.
Assuming no results means no deal existsClear filters and search again before deciding.

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