Filters

Filters let you narrow down which assets appear in a view, chart, or nested map. The filter system works the same way across those three screens.

Adding a filter

1. Open the filter panel using the filter button in the toolbar.
2. Click Add condition.
3. Choose what to filter on, then pick an operator and a value.

What you can filter on

Each condition targets one of three categories:

• Attributes -- system fields such as name, created date, updated date, or access domain.
• Properties -- custom fields defined in your metamodel (text, number, date, enum, boolean, etc.).
• Relations -- whether an asset has a specific relationship to another asset. You choose the relationship type and the direction (incoming or outgoing).

Operators

The operators available depend on the type of the field you are filtering on.

Field type	Available operators
Text	Equals, Does not equal, Contains, Does not contain, Starts with, Is empty, Is not empty
Number	Equals, Does not equal, Greater than, Less than, Greater than or equals, Less than or equals, Is empty, Is not empty
Date	Equals, Does not equal, Greater than (after), Less than (before), Greater than or equals, Less than or equals, Is empty, Is not empty
Boolean	Equals, Does not equal, Is empty, Is not empty
Enum	Equals, Does not equal, Is empty, Is not empty
Multi-value enum	Includes, Does not include, Is empty, Is not empty
Percentage, Currency	Equals, Does not equal, Greater than, Less than, Is empty, Is not empty

Groups and logic

Conditions are organized into groups. Each group has its own logic: And (all conditions must match) or Or (at least one condition must match).

Groups can contain other groups, up to three levels deep. This lets you build precise combinations. For example:

And
├── Status equals "Active"
└── Or
    ├── Criticality equals "High"
    └── Cost greater than 100000

This matches all active assets that are either high criticality or cost more than 100,000.

Where filters are used

• Inventory views -- filter the table to a subset of assets.
• Charts -- filter the dataset before aggregation.
• Nested maps -- filter assets at each level of the hierarchy independently.