How to Save Filters in Workspaces

Save Time and Stay Organized with Saved Filters

Ever felt like you’re spending too much time filtering tasks to find what you’re looking for? We’ve got you covered! In this article, we’ll walk you through how to save filters in RogerRoger, so you can quickly access your most-used filter combinations. You’ll learn how to create, rename, and delete saved filters for a more efficient workflow.

Save Filters in a Few Easy Steps

Start by filtering your tasks using parameters like assignee, company, tags, due date, completed date, or created date. Once you’ve selected your desired parameters, click the “Save Filter” button. Give your filter a unique title and hit “Save.” That’s it! Your filter is now saved and ready for future use.

Manage Your Saved Filters

To rename a saved filter, click on its title, edit the text, and hit “Save.”

To delete a saved filter, click on the trash bin icon next to its title.

Tips and Best Practices

  • Use clear and descriptive titles for your saved filters to easily identify them later.

  • Review your saved filters regularly and remove any outdated or unused ones to keep your list organized.

  • Keep an eye out for the upcoming feature that allows you to share saved filters with other users, making team collaboration even more seamless!

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FAQs or Troubleshooting

Q: How many saved filters can I create?

A: There’s no limit! Feel free to create as many saved filters as you need to stay organized and efficient.

Q: Can I apply multiple saved filters at once?

A: No, only one saved filter can be applied at a time. However, you can always customize your filter parameters after applying a saved filter.


In conclusion, saved filters in RogerRoger help you save time and stay organized by allowing you to quickly access frequently used filter combinations. By learning how to create, rename, and delete saved filters, you’ll be well on your way to a more efficient workflow.

As always, if you have a question or this article is just not cutting it for you, let us know. 😊

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