*Version: 1.0 | Last Updated: 20/08/2024* ## Overview - **Feature Name:** Filtering - **Audience:** Administrators, End-Users. - **Prerequisites:** Basic understanding of MoovingON AI --- ## Table of Contents 1. [[#Introduction]] 2. [[#Getting Started]] 3. [[#Configuration/Setup]] 4. [[#Usage Instructions]] 5. [[#Advanced Features]] 6. [[#Best Practices]] 7. [[#Related Links]] --- ## Introduction - **What is this feature?** Filtering is an essential tool designed to streamline the process of managing alerts. It allows for the easy organization and quick retrieval of relevant information, enhancing both efficiency and clarity in our operations. --- ## Getting Started - **Initial Setup:** These are the main types of filtration that are used **** **** --- ## Configuration/Setup - **Detailed Configuration Steps:** **** By clicking Group By you are able to combine multiple events that have the same Host/Service into one bulk * ** Order By arranges the alerts accordingly ****   **In the Filter Events, you are able to search by Keywords accordingly   Keep in mind that this feature is used in <font style="color:red">ACTIVE</font> | <font style="color:orange">PENDING</font> | <font style="color:20B2AA">OH-HOLD</font> | <font style="color:green">DONE</font>   --- ## Usage Instructions 1. **Group by:** Utilize the "Group by" feature to consolidate multiple events that share the     same host or value into a single bulk. This simplifies the overview by clustering     related alerts together, making it easier to identify patterns and correlations.     2. **Order by:** The "Order by" function allows you to arrange alerts, such as by systematically time. You can further refine the order by using the arrow next to the criteria,     which enables sorting by either the newest or oldest events, depending on your     Needs.     3. **Filter Events:** The "Filter Events" feature provides a flexible way to narrow down alerts using keywords. Simply enter relevant terms to focus on specific events or types of     alerts, streamlining your search process. --- ## Advanced Features **Filtering Peer Customer:** **** By selecting the highlighted area, you can view all available customers. Clicking on a specific customer will filter out all other customers, displaying only the selected customers for the end-user. --- ## Best Practices - Use **Group By** when you have multiple events simultaneously, to organize the display      and work more efficiently - Use **Order By** then select Time, to keep track of newly generated events, so you don't miss any event - Filter Event is commonly used in <font style="color:orange">PENDING</font> | <font style="color:20B2AA">OH-HOLD</font> | <font style="color:green">DONE</font> to search for a specific event --- ## Related Links - **Internal Links:** [[02.03 Event Screen]] #usermanual #filtering