Filter work items

Filters help you find exactly the work items you need by applying conditions across multiple fields. Whether you're looking for overdue tasks assigned to your team or tracking items in specific states, filters give you the control to slice through your work items with precision.

With rich filters, you can now choose from different operators for each field type, giving you even more control over how you filter your work items.

Filter work items

How to use filters

Filters live in their own dedicated row below the main toolbar, making them always accessible while you work with your work items.

Basic filtering

To start filtering your work items:

Click the Filter button to open a dropdown with all the fields.
Select any field (State, Priority, Assignee, etc.) to add a filter condition.
Choose your operator from the dropdown (like "is", "is not", "after", etc.).
Select one or more values you want to filter the field by.
Your work items update instantly to match your criteria.

Build complex filters

You can combine multiple filters to create powerful queries:

Find urgent items for your team:

Set Priority → is → High
Add Assignee → in → [Select team members]
Add State → is not → Done

Track overdue work:

Set Target date → before → [Select date]
Add State group → is not → Completed

Review items without assignments:

Set Assignee → is → [Leave empty]
Add State → in → [Backlog, To Do]

Work with date filters

Date filters are particularly powerful for project management:

This week's deliverables:

Set Target date → between → [[Select date range]

Items starting soon:

Set Start Date → after or on → [Select date]
Add Start Date → before or on → [Select date]

Overdue items:

Set Target date → before → [Select date]
Add State group → is not → [Completed]

Manage your filters

Clear specific filters:
Click the X next to any filter condition to remove just that filter.
Clear all filters:
Use the Clear all button to start fresh.
Save your view:
Once you've built the perfect filter combination, use Save view to preserve your configuration as a custom view for easy access in the future. Views allow you to quickly switch between different perspectives, such as a high-priority tasks dashboard or a specific team’s workload. See Views for more details.

Filter operators reference

Each field supports different operators to give you precise control over your filtering.

Operator availability

Free plan
You get essential filtering with the is operator, plus between for date fields. This covers the most common filtering needs.

Paid plans
Unlock advanced filtering with additional operators including is not, after, before, and more specialized conditions. We will be adding more conditions here such as not in, contains, is empty, etc. .

Type

Filter by custom work item types, such as Bug, Feature, or Task.

Operator	Description	Use case
`is`	Exactly matches one type	Show only work items with type Bug
`is any of`	Matches any of several types	Bugs or Tasks only

State

View work items based on their current state, such as Todo, In Progress, or Done.

Operator	Description	Use case
`is`	Exactly matches one state	Only items In Progress
`is any of`	Matches any of several states	Todo or In Progress
`is not`	Excludes one state	Everything except Done

State Group

View all, active or backlog work items.

Operator	Description	Use case
`is`	Exactly matches one group	Show only Started work items
`is any of`	Matches any of several groups	Backlog or Unstarted
`is not`	Excludes one group	Everything except Backlog

Assignees

Focus on work items assigned to specific team members to track workloads or identify pending tasks.

Operator	Description	Use case
`is`	Exactly matches one person	Find work assigned to Sarah
`is any of`	Matches any of multiple people	Show work for the frontend team
`is not`	Excludes one person	Hide items assigned to John

Priority

Filter work items by their priority level (e.g., Urgent, High, Medium, Low) to focus on the most critical tasks.

Operator	Description	Use case
`is`	Exactly matches one priority	Only high priority items
`is any of`	Matches any of several priorities	High or medium priority
`is not`	Excludes one priority	Everything except low priority

Mentions

Filter tasks where you or another team member has been mentioned to ensure no critical tasks are missed.

Operator	Description	Use case
`is`	Exactly matches one person	Items mentioning Sarah
`is any of`	Matches any of multiple people	Mentioning team leads
`is not`	Excludes one person	Not mentioning John

Label

Filter work items based on custom tags, such as "Frontend", or "Marketing".

Operator	Description	Use case
`is`	Exact label match	Label exactly "bug"
`is any of`	Matches any of the Labels	frontend or backend
`is not`	Not exact label match	Label not exactly "bug"

Cycle

View work items tied to specific cycles to monitor progress within a timeframe.

Operator	Description	Use case
`is`	Exactly this cycle	Items in Sprint 23
`is any of`	Any of these cycles	In Sprint 23 or 24
`is not`	Not this specific cycle	Not in Sprint 23

Module

Filter work items by their associated module to analyze related tasks together.

Operator	Description	Use case
`is`	Exactly this module	Items in Authentication module
`is any of`	Any of these modules	In API development or Data management modules
`is not`	Not this specific module	Not in Authentication module

Start date and Target date

Filter work items by start dates to view tasks that are planned or already in progress, and by target dates to track upcoming deadlines or overdue tasks. For even more flexibility, you can specify a custom date range to focus on a specific timeframe.

Operator	Description	Use case
`is`	Exactly this date	Items due today
`is not`	Not this specific date	Not due today
`before`	Earlier than this date	Due before Monday
`not before`	This date or later	Not due before Monday (due Monday or later)
`before or on`	This date or earlier	Due Monday or earlier
`not before or on`	Later than this date	Not due Monday or earlier (due after Monday)
`after`	Later than this date	Due after Friday
`not after`	This date or earlier	Not due after Friday (due Friday or earlier)
`after or on`	This date or later	Due Friday or later
`not after or on`	Earlier than this date	Not due Friday or later (due before Friday)
`between`	Within date range	Due this week
`not between`	Outside date range	Not due this week

Created by

Identify work items created by specific individuals.

Operator	Description	Use case
`is`	Exactly matches one person	Items created by Sarah
`is any of`	Matches any of multiple people	Show work for the frontend team
`is not`	Excludes one person	Not created by John

How to use filters​

Basic filtering​

Build complex filters​

Work with date filters​

Manage your filters​

Filter operators reference​

Type​

State​

State Group​

Assignees​

Priority​

Mentions​

Label​

Cycle​

Module​

Start date and Target date​

Created by​