How to set up saved searches

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Kadewerk Software · How to set up saved searches

Yara El Idrissi asked how to set up saved searches for team reuse. Olivia Grant explained the Save search feature and offered walkthrough.

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Yara El Idrissi asked how to set up saved searches for team reuse. Olivia Grant explained the Save search feature and offered walkthrough.

Problem: Yara El Idrissi wanted to create saved searches so the team could reuse common queries without rebuilding them each time. Handling: Olivia responded after 8.9 hours, confirmed the feature exists, explained the Save search button in the query builder, and offered further walkthrough. Watch: Interest in saved searches indicates the team wants to build standard workflows and institutionalise query patterns.

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public_reply · Yara El Idrissi 13 Mar 2026 09:40
Actually, is this something that's already available or would it need to be a custom setup?
created · Yara El Idrissi 13 Mar 2026 12:42
How do I set up saved searches? I want to create a few that my team can reuse instead of building the same query each time.
public_reply · Olivia Grant 13 Mar 2026 21:33
Good news, you can absolutely do this. In the query builder, there's a Save search button at the top. Give it a name and your team can access it from the saved searches panel. Happy to walk you through it if you need.
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