How Do I Create Saved Filters for Sessions?

Last updated: August 10, 2026

The Sessions page can show a large number of Sessions depending on your role and direct report headcount.

Saved Filters let you set up a specific combination of criteria once and return to that exact view any time, without rebuilding it from scratch.

This article outlines how you can create a Saved Filter in just a few clicks.

Required permissions:

  • No permission is required to created a Saved Filter.

Create a Saved Coaching Filter

  1. Go to Coach --> Sessions.

  2. Click the filter icon in the upper right of the page. The Filters panel opens on the Filter View tab.

  3. With the Filter panel open, set the criteria you want using any combination of filters.

    1. The different filter options are explained in detail in the sections below.

  4. Optional: To clear your current filter criteria without saving, click Clear at the top of the panel.

  5. Click + New Saved Filter at the top of the panel to name and save your selections.

  1. After you save your filter it will appear under the Saved tab of the Filters panel for quick access any time.

  2. Optional: You can set up a scheduled coaching report email that will save the results of your coaching filter to you on a recurring schedule. You must have the Workflows: Create or Workflows: All Access permission to set up this workflow type. The article below outlines how to set up this workflow type.

Note:

  • The Scheduled status filter only shows upcoming one-off Sessions.

  • Recurring Sessions and Sessions generated by a Program will not appear as Scheduled if their Open Date has not yet passed. Sessions will appear with a status of Due once their Open Dates have passed.

Session Filter Options

Filters are grouped into four sections within the panel.

Details

Filter

What it does

Search Bar

Search sessions by name, or by the contents of action items, comments, agenda items, answers, and notes.

Status

Filter by session status: Open, Due, Pending, Scheduled Completed, Expired, or Excused.

Type

Filter by how the session was created: 1:1 Session, Group Session, or Active Session.

Source

Filter by the category where the session originated: One-Offs, Recurring, Programs, or Cadences.

Imported

Filter to show sessions that were imported from a CSV file.

Template

Filter by the session template used to create it.

Rating

Filter by average rating. If a session has multiple rating categories, this reflects the average across all of them.

Participants

Filter

What it does

Manager

Search for sessions by the manager who owns them.

Employee

Search for sessions by the employee responsible for completing the agenda.

Co-Coach

Search for sessions by assigned Co-Coach.

Group

Search for sessions based on the employee's manager or group memberships.

Dates

Filter

What it does

Start Date

Filter by the date range the session opened.

Due Date

Filter by the date range the session is or was due.

Meeting Date

Filter by the date range of the scheduled meeting, if one is set.

Source

Filter

What it does

Program

Search for sessions by the program that generated them.

Managed Program

Search for sessions by managed program name.

Cadence

Search for sessions by the cadence that generated them.