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# Take control of your filter pane
**Published on July 2, 2026**
**New feature: filter manager.**
As your forms grow more complex, so does the filter pane. Hidden formula fields, fields filled automatically by workflows, duplicated fields for different scenarios... they all end up cluttering the filter panel, making it harder for users to find the filters that actually matter.
**What is it?**
Admins can now configure which fields appear in the filter pane, and in what order. The result: a clean, relevant filter panel for everyone, without touching the form structure.
The configuration is done directly from the filter pane itself, via the **Configure filters** icon at the top right. It applies to all views of the form (table, gallery, mixed, map, calendar) for every user.
Available on: **Web**
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Learn more in the [Managing available filters](https://www.center.daxium-air.com/user-documentation/use/views/filtering-system#managing-available-filters) documentation.
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