Learn how to use filters, and sort through feedback to find exactly what you need!
Written By Bruno from Featurebase
Last updated 6 days ago
The filtering and sorting function is the foundation of feedback management in Featurebase. It helps you save time and find exactly what you're looking for by excluding or including different filters.
Good to know: All the filters are kept in the URL so you can easily share your view with others. Also works on Roadmaps and Changelogs. 🔗
Filtering feedback
You can filter feedback on the Dashboard and Public view by clicking the Filters button on the top right.
The available filtering options are:
Status - select different statuses like Planned or Next
Boards - select between different boards like Bugs or Feedback
Assignee - see only feedback that's assigned to a specific admin
Tags - select between different tags you've created, like High Priority, etc.
Segment - see only the feedback of different user segments you've created
ETA - see only feedback that's planned before/after a certain date
Created date - see feedback from a specific time period
Custom field - sort feedback by different custom fields that you’ve created (doesn’t include text fields)
Author - see all posts by a specific user
Company - see all posts by a specific company (requires syncing user data)
Stale - see posts that haven't been updated in a while
Author only - see posts that are set to author-only
Combine those filters to find exactly what you're looking for. You can also operators such as is
or is not
between different filters.
The Segment, Author, and Company filters are included starting from our Business Plan.
Pro tip: You can save filter combinations as Views to use them conveniently again when needed.
Different sorting options
You can sort feedback on the Dashboard and Public view by clicking the Sorting button on the top right.
The different sorting options are:
Top upvoted posts
Recent posts
Trending posts
Upvoter MRR
Pending posts
Pending posts will only show if you've enabled Post Moderation. Trending posts use a reliable algorithm, taking into account different user engagement factors.
Good to know: You can change the default sorting of your Public Portal from Settings
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