Manage custom dashboard filters

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Overview

With custom filters, you can set filters for multiple custom dashboard modules at once, simplifying how you filter your dashboard metrics. Custom filters also centrally control individual report filters, which will appear greyed out when custom filters are active.


Who uses this feature

  • Office employees

  • This feature is available in the ServiceTitan Essentials and Works packages.

Things to know

  • The dashboard date and business unit (BU) filters apply to all modules by default.
    Daily Sales Dashboard header with Today date filter and Business Units set to All.

  • To filter a module manually on the dashboard, deselect it from custom filtering.

  • To edit dashboard modules, make sure you have the correct dashboard permissions enabled. Contact your account administrator for help.

Open the dashboard editor

You can manage custom filters while in the dashboard editor. To open the editor:

  1. Go to the navigation bar and click Dashboard.

  2. Click the Modular Dashboard dropdown and select the custom dashboard you want to edit.
    Dashboard menu highlights the selected Estimate sales dashboard above the option to create a new dashboard.

  3. Click Edit Dashboard.
    Dashboard interface showing Edit Dashboard button and Month Trend and Week Trend navigation tabs.The dashboard editor opens. From here, you can manage, create, and set defaults for custom filters.

Manage custom filters

  1. Open the dashboard editor for the custom dashboard you want to manage filters for.

  2. Click the Custom Filters dropdown and select Manage Custom Filters.
    Custom Filters menu highlights Manage Custom Filters above options to set default values, cancel, or save changes.

  3. Click Expand for a filter to view which modules the filter applies to.
    Custom filter manager showing four selected date filters, including daily sold estimates, estimates, donut, and multiple bar charts.Each list item shows the filter type and the name of the module.

  4. Select or deselect a module to include it with or exclude it from the custom filter.

  5. Repeat the previous two steps for any other custom filters or, if you’re finished, click Save.

  6. In the dashboard editor, click Save.

Create a custom filter

If you have dashboard modules that you want to filter separately, you can create a custom filter. For example, if you have two modules that use Job Date filters, you can create a single custom filter that applies to both modules.

Note: A module filter type can only be used with one custom filter at a time. For example, if you want to create a custom filter that shows weekly numbers for some modules, deselect the modules you want to use for that filter from the Dates filter. Then, create a new filter for those modules. You can set default filter values for the new filter to show metrics for the past seven days.

Date filter dropdown shows selected reports, with Multiple bar chart option highlighted among available choices.

To create a custom filter:

  1. Open the dashboard editor for the custom dashboard you want to manage filters for.

  2. Click the Custom Filters dropdown and select Manage Custom Filters.
    Custom Filters menu highlights Manage Custom Filters above options to set defaults, cancel, or save changes.

  3. Click Add New.

  4. Click Edit for the filter, enter a name, and click Save .
    Manage Custom Filters dialog showing selected dates, business units, and a job dates filter being confirmed.

  5. Click the Select Filters to Combine dropdown and select the modules you want to include in the filter.
    Job date filter menu shows two selected options for upcoming jobs and job sales subtotals reports.

    Tip: Click Delete for a filter to remove it from the list.

  6. When you’re finished, click Save.

  7. In the dashboard editor, click Save.

Apply custom filters

When you create a custom filter, a Custom Filters link appears at the top of the dashboard. To apply a custom filter:

  1. From the dashboard, click Custom Filters.
    Dashboard interface showing a Custom Filters link beneath an Edit Dashboard button and lock icon.

    Note: When custom filters are active, individual report filters will appear greyed out since they are controlled from this central location. If you hover over greyed-out filters on individual reports, you'll see a message indicating they are controlled by the Custom Filter at the top of the dashboard.

  2. For the custom filter you want to apply, select how you want to apply the filter.
    Custom Filters menu shows Job Completion Date selected among available job date filter options.

    Note: Filtering options depend on the filter type. When custom filters are applied, individual report filters become uneditable and appear greyed out, as they are controlled from this central location.

  3. Click Save.

The custom filter selection appears at the top of the dashboard.

Daily Sales Dashboard showing a highlighted filter for the last 30 days, ending March 31, 2025.

Set default filter values

When you open a custom dashboard, by default, it filters for all business units for the current day. You can edit the default values for custom filters. For example, you can set a custom filter to show a week’s worth of KPIs while another filter shows KPIs for today’s date.

Custom filter settings show highlighted date fields for Today and Weekly Sales for the last seven days.

To set default filter values:

  1. Open the dashboard editor for the custom dashboard you want to manage filters for.

  2. Click the Custom Filters dropdown and select Set Default Values.

  3. Edit the filters you want to set default values for.
    Business unit dropdown shows three selected commercial services, with Commercial Plumbing highlighted among installation and maintenance options.

    Note: Default options depend on the filter type.

  4. When you’re finished, click Save.

  5. In the dashboard editor, click Save.

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