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How to Save Your Searches

Save custom search filters to quickly find the projects and companies you need

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Written by Domenico Davis
Updated over 2 months ago

What You'll Learn

  • How to save custom search filters

  • How to access your saved searches

  • How to manage and delete saved searches

Why Save Searches

  • Avoid repeating the same search filters daily

  • Quickly access your most important searches

  • Set up notifications for new results

  • Save time on routine searches

Creating and Saving Searches

Step 1: Set Up Your Search

  1. Go to Search

  2. Add your filters:

    1. Location: Draw custom areas or use postcodes

    2. Project Value: Set minimum/maximum values

    3. Project Type: Choose residential, commercial, etc.

    4. Status: Include/exclude completed projects

    5. Any other filters you need

Step 2: Save Your Search

  1. Once you've set all your filters, scroll to the top

  2. Click Save Filters

  3. Enter a descriptive name (e.g., "High Value Resi Glasgow")

  4. Click Save

Accessing Saved Searches

From Dashboard

  • See your most recent saved searches for quick access

  • Click any saved search to run it instantly

  • Shows both company and project searches

From Saved Section

  1. Go to Saved in the top navigation

  2. View your saved searches with:

  • Search name

  • Date created

  • Location details

  • All applied filters

Managing Saved Searches

What You Can See

  • Search name and creation date

  • All filters that were applied

  • Location information

  • Project/company type and value filters

Deleting Searches

  • Click delete button on any saved search

  • Removes it from your saved searches list

Tips

  • Use descriptive names that remind you what the search is for

  • Save searches for your most common filter combinations

  • Set up notifications for saved searches (covered in separate tutorial)

  • Works the same way for both company and project searches

That's it! You can now save time by reusing your most important searches instead of setting them up every time.

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