How can I filter through and sort jobs?

If you are monitoring hundreds of monitors you may want to filter for specific monitor attributes. To filter through monitors, click on the filter icon.

This opens the advanced filters panel in a right-hand slide-in panel, where you can filter monitors by events from specific dates, including a Custom date range, monitor frequency, status, mode, labels (business feature), and schedule. Under Mode, the options are AI, Visual, Web, and Text. Choose AI to show only AI Mode monitors, which have an AI chip in the job list. This filter is available in every account and workspace.

You can use the filter panel with the keyboard. Focus stays within the panel while it is open, and press Esc to close it.

Filtering by labels — AND/OR logic

When filtering by labels, you can toggle between two matching modes:

• OR (default): Returns monitors that have at least one of the selected labels.

• AND: Returns only monitors that have all of the selected labels. Use this for more precise filtering when monitors carry multiple labels.

Select one or the other option at the top of the label filter.

If you create a monitor while dashboard filters are active, a warning banner now explains that the monitor was created but is hidden by the current filters. The banner includes a one-click option to clear the filters and reveal the new monitor.

The job list and Timeline share one panel with a single search, sort, and filter row. The Timeline also has its own Search changes and Filter timeline options. Active filter chips appear for applied filters and stay visible as you refine your view, so you can see and manage what is filtering your dashboard.

Advanced job filters now open in a right-hand slide-in panel instead of a dropdown, matching the reports panel style. The panel supports keyboard navigation, keeps focus within the panel while open, closes when you press Esc, and includes a Custom date range option.

In addition to traditional filtering options, you can quickly remove individual filters by clicking the corresponding chip, or clear all filters with a single action. This improvement applies to the dashboard views that show monitors, jobs, and other items, helping you understand at a glance what is being filtered.

Tip: Look for the blue or colored chips near the top of the dashboard to see your active selections without reopening filter menus.

The header now shows Upgrade instead of View Plans. To bulk import monitors, select Start monitoring, then Bulk.