Filter the goals in a view
Filter a view by time period, team, owner, status, goal type or tag, then save the filters or reset them.
Last updated Nov 10, 2026
Filters narrow a view to the goals you care about. Your changes are yours until you save them.
Filter goals in a view #
- In the Goals header, click the time period chip and pick one or more periods.
- Click Filter to show the other chips: Team, User, Status, Goal type, Owner type and Tags.
- Open a chip and pick one or more values.
How filters match #
- A goal matches a chip if it matches any value picked there. It has to match every chip that has a value.
- Tags shows only when Tags is turned on in Settings, under Goals.
- If an admin turned on Advanced Filters, a filter bar replaces the chips. There you can switch a condition to Is not / Is none of.
Keep or reset your changes #
- Your unsaved changes are a draft for you, in this browser, kept for up to 7 days. Nobody else sees them.
- Click Reset all to go back to the view's saved filters.
- Click Save to keep them. See Save a view.
If nothing matches, Brev suggests filter changes that would show goals, each with a count.
To find one goal by name, use search instead. See Search in Brev.
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