Dashboard Filtering
1Overview
Make analyses fast by filtering directly from any widget. Click values to filter (e.g., a source, channel, page, country), combine multiple filters, and refine with operators.
2How filtering works
Click any value in tables, grids, or charts to add it as a filter:
- Sources grid → click a source (adds
source is "facebook") - Channels tab → click a channel (adds
channel is "Paid Social") - Pages → click a page or entry/exit page (adds
page is "/pricing") - Locations → click a country/region/city (adds
country is "United States") - UTM tabs → click a tag value (adds
utm_campaign is "spring_promo", etc.)
Active filters appear as chips at the top. Click a chip to edit or use the x icon to remove it.


3Combining filters (AND logic)
- You can add multiple filters across different types; they combine with AND logic.
- One active filter per field type at a time (e.g., one
source, onechannel, onecountry, etc.). To change, edit the chip or apply a new value for that type. - Examples:
channel is "Paid Social"ANDutm_campaign is "spring_promo"page contains "/blog"ANDcountry is "Germany"ANDdevice is "Mobile"
4Operators
For each filter you can choose an operator:
- is
- is not
- contains
- does not contain
Use contains for partial matches like grouping content folders (e.g., page contains "/blog").
5Filter dialog (add from a list)
Use the Filter button to add filters without clicking a widget. Options include URL, Acquisition, UTM, and Device/Location categories. Many fields provide typeahead suggestions.




6Filter types you can use
- URL:
page,entry_page,exit_page - Acquisition:
source,channel - UTM:
utm_source,utm_medium,utm_campaign,utm_content,utm_term - Device & Location:
browser,os,device,country,region,city
7Shareable URLs
Filters persist in the URL, so you can copy the address bar to share the exact filtered view. Each filter is encoded in the query as f=operator,type,value.
Examples (not clickable):
f=is,source,Twitter&f=is,page,%2Fpricing&f=is,browser,Chrome&f=is_not,country,INf=contains,page,%2Fblog&f=is,country,Germany
8Tips
- Start broad with Channels, then narrow down by adding one filter at a time.
- Combine UTM tags with Channels/Sources to isolate specific campaigns or creatives.
- Use contains for paths, terms, or source variants when exploring.