Core · Mobile

Search, Filters & Sorting

Find anything fast — search, filter chips, the advanced filter builder, and sorting work the same on every list. On mobile, search and Sort share the top row, chips scroll horizontally beneath them, and conditions are set in drawers that slide up from the bottom of the screen.

The toolbar on a phone

Every list keeps the same controls on mobile — search, sort, and the filter chips — rearranged into two rows that fit a narrow screen.

The search box and the Sort button sit together in the top row. The filter chips get their own row beneath, which scrolls sideways — it starts with the saved-views bookmark, runs through the chips, and ends with Filter for adding fields that aren't suggested and Clear all once anything is active. The list-or-grid toggle sits beside the page title. Search and filters combine the same way they do on desktop: every active condition has to match.

Mobile inventory list with the search box and Sort button in the top row and a horizontally scrolling row of filter chips beneath, two of them active
Search and Sort in the top row; the chip row scrolls sideways beneath them.

Chips and drawers

Tap a chip to set its condition in a drawer that slides up from the bottom of the screen. The conditions themselves are identical to desktop.

A chip without a value is a suggestion: tap it, set a condition, and it turns active with its condition shown right on the chip. Changes apply as you make them; swipe the drawer down or tap outside it to close. Date presets like Last 7 days are one-tap answers, so picking one applies the filter and closes the drawer in the same motion. A custom date range takes two taps on the calendar — start day, then end day — and tapping the same day twice filters to just that day. The × clears just that chip, and Clear all at the end of the chip row resets everything. Text, number, date, status, and linked-record filters all offer the same operators as on desktop; the filter types section covers what each one can do.

The Staged date filter drawer on mobile: preset chips above a calendar with the last 30 days highlighted
The date drawer: presets are one-tap answers; the calendar takes a start and an end tap for custom ranges.

Need a field that isn't suggested? Tap Filter at the end of the chip row to add any field on the record — custom fields and the Advanced builder included.

The Categories filter drawer on mobile: a bottom sheet with a search box and a list of categories with Art checked
Chip drawers slide up from the bottom, sized for a thumb instead of a pointer.

Sorting

Cards have no column headers to click, so sorting on mobile happens entirely in the Sort drawer.

Tap the Sort button beside the search box, pick a field and a direction, then tap Apply. The current sort persists per browser, so your phone keeps its own order independent of your desktop — unless a saved view pins its own sort.

Sort drawer on mobile with a Sort by field selector, an Ascending / Descending toggle, and Cancel and Apply buttons
The Sort drawer: one field, one direction, Apply.

Saved views

A filter combination you reach for every week is worth keeping. Save it as a view and it's one click away on every visit.

The bookmark button at the start of the chip row holds your views. Set up the list the way you want it — filters, search, and sort — then choose Save as view… and give it a name. Available at least 1 on the inventory makes a one-click "ready to stage" list; Stage Status is Scheduled on houses is next week's calendar. Applying a view later restores exactly what you saved, including its sort, on any device you sign into.

A view isn't locked: change its chips and it shows Edited, with Save changes to keep the new shape and Revert to go back. Views are private to you unless an admin shares them — shared views appear under Company Views for the whole team.

Saved views drawer on mobile: a bottom sheet listing a Ready to stage view under My Views with a filter summary line, and Save as view at the top
The views drawer slides up from the bookmark at the start of the chip row.

Views also travel as links. Copy link in a view's menu puts a URL on the clipboard that opens the list already narrowed down — and because search, filters, and sort always live in the page URL, the address bar works the same way for a one-off: build the view, copy the address, send it to a teammate.

What's next

Each list's own page covers the fields and workflows specific to it.

See Inventory for the item list's views and export, Houses for finding projects by stage and market status, and Contacts & Categories for filtering people and categories.