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User Filter: Commonly Used Filters

Find information about the most commonly used filters in the User Filter

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Written by Brittany Crow
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Heads up! This article is only intended for Site Managers.

By the end of this article, you will be able to:

  • Locate the most commonly used User Filters

  • Build targeted user lists using filter criteria

  • Apply bulk actions or send Email Blasts to filtered users

Where to Access User Filters

User Filters are available from:

  • Email Blast pageUser Filter

  • Users pageUser Filter

Use filters to:

  • Create targeted communication lists

  • Apply bulk actions

  • Identify users based on activity, status, or assignments

Filter by User Type

Use this filter to view specific roles (e.g., Site Manager, User).

Path:

User Data > User Type > is > [Select User Type]

  • Available user types vary by product.

  • Amplify and Sustain sites include the Program Facilitator role.

Filter by Need/Opportunity Response

Use this filter to identify users who interacted with a specific Need or Opportunity.

Path:
Volunteer > Need/Opportunity Response > has responded to/on waitlist for > [Need/Opportunity]

Use this when you need to:

  • Contact participants of a specific opportunity

  • Follow up with waitlisted users


Filter by Program Assigned (Amplify Only)

Use this filter to see which users are assigned (or not assigned) to a Program.

Path:
Volunteer > Program Assigned > is assigned to/is not assigned to > [Program]

This filter is only available on Amplify sites.


Filter by Date Added

Use this filter to identify users based on when they joined your site.

Path:
User Data > Date Added > after/before/on > [Date]

Use this to:

  • Welcome new users

  • Segment users by join date

Filter by User Interests/Skills

Use this filter to find users who share a specific Interest or Skill.

Path:
User Data > User Interests/Skills > is > [Interest/Skill]

Use this to:

  • Promote relevant opportunities

  • Match users with appropriate programs

Filter by Number of Need/Opportunity Responses

Use this filter to identify engagement levels.

Path:
Volunteer > User Need/Opportunity Response > Greater than / Is equal to / Less than > [Number]

Examples:

  • Users who have responded at least once:
    Greater than > 0

  • Users who have never responded:
    Is equal to > 0

Use this to:

  • Identify inactive users

  • Recognize highly engaged users

Filter by Prerequisite/Qualification Status

Use this filter to view users based on Prerequisite or Qualification status.

Path:
Volunteer > Prerequisite/Qualification > [Status Option] > [Prerequisite/Qualification]

Available status options include:

  • Has been approved

  • Has not submitted

  • Has been denied

  • Is expired

  • Is inactive

  • Is pending

  • Has a resubmit status

Use this to:

  • Monitor compliance

  • Follow up on pending or expired items

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