Views & saved filters

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What are views?

Views are saved filter configurations. When you apply filters on Logs, Traces, Users, Prompts, or elsewhere in Respan—for example, by status, model, user, timestamp, or custom properties—you can save that filter setup as a view. Views let you reuse the same filters with one click instead of reconfiguring them each time.

Where you create filters

You can set up filters in Logs, Traces, Users, Prompts, and more:

• Logs — Filter by status, model, user, timestamp, custom properties, and more. Use the Filter button on the Logs page.
• Traces — Filter traces by workflow, metadata, customer identifier, and other fields on the Traces page.
• Users — Filter users by identifier, usage, and related fields.
• Prompts — Filter prompts by name, model, and other attributes.
• And more — Views work across filtered surfaces throughout Respan.

Build the filter combination you care about (e.g. “production errors” or “high-cost requests”), then save it as a view.

Steps to save a filter as a view

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Apply filters in Logs, Traces, Users, Prompts, or more

Open Logs, Traces, Users, Prompts, or any filtered surface and apply the filters you want (status, model, user, custom properties, etc.).

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Save as view

Use the Save as view option next to the filters.

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Add your view's name

Enter a name for your view (e.g. “Production errors”, “GPT-4 usage”) so you can find and reuse it later.

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You can now see your saved views

Your view is saved. Open the views list to see it and select it anytime to instantly apply its filters.

Use and manage views

• Apply a view — Select a saved view from the views list to instantly apply its filters.

• Change filters and save — When you’re in a view, you can change the filters, then Save to update the current view or Save as new to create a new view from the current filters.

  

Resources

• Filters API Reference — Filter logs, traces, users, prompts, and more programmatically; filters support operators like gt, gte, contains, in, and more.

Additional

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