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The Views tab lists every saved view for the dataset. A saved view captures a specific combination of filters, search queries, and thresholds so it can be reloaded, monitored for new matches, and shared with the team. For the full concept and workflow, see Saved Views.

Layout Overview

The Views tab is organized into two areas.

Views Table

The views table displays one row per saved view. Each row exposes a fixed set of columns plus a three-dot action menu.

Row Actions

Each row exposes a Share icon and a three-dot menu. The Share icon opens the share panel for emailing the view to a collaborator. The three-dot menu exposes Delete, which permanently removes the view and its trend data. Views are immutable. To change a view’s filters, delete it and create a new one from the Explore tab. To manage saved views programmatically, see the Saved Views API.

Expanded Row

Clicking a row expands it into two sections that sit inside the table.

Query Details

The Query Details section is a read-only display of every filter captured in the view, shown as filter badges. An Explore Results button jumps to the Explore tab with the view’s filters applied. A saved view records the complete filter state at creation:

Trend Results and Preview

Below the query details, the expanded row displays a split panel:

Share Panel

The share panel is reached from either the row’s Share icon or the expanded row. It contains a recipient email field, an optional personal message (up to 250 characters), and an Invite button that sends an email with the view context and a direct link. For the full procedure, see Sharing a View. Sharing a view does not grant additional access. Views are visible to every collaborator on the dataset, and the share action simply draws attention to a specific view.

Saved Views

Create, monitor, share, and manage named filter queries

Dataset Interface Reference

Overview of the full dataset workspace and the four tabs

Monitoring and Alerts

How the monitoring and alerting system behind Views works

Explore Tab

Build the filter combinations that become saved views