Filtering

Filter your Pulse dashboard by any dimension — pages, countries, browsers, UTMs, and more.

Filters let you drill into a specific segment of your traffic without leaving the dashboard. All panels, KPI cards, and the chart update in real time as you apply filters.

Applying a filter

The fastest way to filter is to click any row in a dashboard panel. Clicking a country in the Audience panel, for example, immediately filters the entire dashboard to that country.

The Add filter popover is open on its default dimension-picker stage, listing every filterable dimension with an icon, grouped under headings such as Pages, Sources, Campaigns, Device, Audience, Journey, and Events.

To build a filter manually, open the filter bar above the chart and select a dimension.

Available dimensions

Dimension	Filters on
`page`	URL path of the page
`referrer`	Referring domain
`channel`	Traffic channel (organic search, paid social, email, and so on)
`utm_source`	UTM source parameter
`utm_medium`	UTM medium parameter
`utm_campaign`	UTM campaign parameter
`utm_term`	UTM term parameter
`utm_content`	UTM content parameter
`browser`	Browser name
`os`	Operating system
`device`	Device type (desktop, mobile, tablet)
`screen_resolution`	Screen resolution
`country`	Visitor country
`region`	Visitor region / state
`city`	Visitor city
`event_name`	Custom event name

language and timezone are filterable too, but only by clicking a row in the Audience panel's Languages or Timezones tab — the manual filter bar above doesn't offer them as a dimension to select.

Operators

Each filter supports four operators:

Operator	Meaning
`is`	Exact match
`is_not`	Exclude exact match
`contains`	Substring match
`not_contains`	Exclude substring match

With Browser picked as the filter dimension, the operator chip's dropdown is open, listing all four operators — is, is not, contains, and does not contain — beside the value search box underneath.

To match multiple values with a single filter, select more than one value in the picker — checking both google and bing under referrer with is matches traffic from either domain.

Stacking filters

Multiple filters can be active at once and stack with AND logic — a visitor must satisfy all of them to appear in the results.

Note

Active filters are serialised into the URL as query parameters. Copy the URL to share a pre-filtered view with a teammate or embed it in a report.

Clearing filters

Click a filter chip's label to reopen it for editing, or click the × to remove it. Clear all appears once more than one filter is active, and resets the dashboard to its unfiltered state.

Warning

Shared dashboard links don't support filtering. A visitor viewing a shared link sees the dashboard exactly as published — filtering is only available to you and your team, signed in.

Two active filter pills — one for Country, one for Browser, each showing its selected value with an x to remove it — sit in the dashboard toolbar next to a Clear all link that only appears once a second filter is active.