Game filters allow you to do exactly what the name suggests: create filters for the games that you want to see on your screen.

When you navigate to any Games page, the system generally defaults to showing you all the games that fall within that category, from today's date, onward.

For example, if you're an assignor viewing All Games, you will see all the games that you have access to view, from today on.

💡 There are a couple of Games pages where the system will default to filtering on an additional field or two. For instance, if you're an official viewing All Unassigned Games, the system will automatically filter out any cancelled games for you.

Filtering on games can be helpful for both assignors and officials alike.

Assignors often only need to view, assign, or update games within a specific date range, venue and/or [insert any number of criteria].

Similarly, when officials are viewing unassigned games, they may only want to view the games that they'd actually be interested in working at. These could, for example, be games that are taking place in a certain Venue or Venue Area, or within a specific League.

Game Filters eliminate all the games that you don't need to see in a given moment, streamlining your experience on the platform. 👍

From the Games page, select the Filters Games bar at the top of the screen.

💡 You'll notice the game filters bar in several locations within your account. Regardless of where you're viewing it from, the functionality will be the same. More info on where else you can filter games can be found in the FAQ section below.

You can search on anything from Venue, Game ID, Age Group, Team, and more. Here's an example of a game filter:

If we input this criteria above 👆, then the system would only show us games:

If there are fields that you do not want the system to filter on, simply leave those fields blank.

💡 Depending on your permissions and role within the platform, your filter options may differ slightly from what you see in the screenshots in this article.

From the Games page, towards the bottom of the Game Filter window, select Apply Filter.

The system will then show you all of the games that align with the criteria you input in your games bar.

There are three main places that you can create a filter in the platform. From the Games, Filters, or Reports sections of your account.

Yes! You can learn all about how to save filters in this article.

Whenever you're viewing filtered games, you have the option to export those Games (and/or their Assignments) into a .CSV file.

To do this, scroll down to the bottom of the page:

If you have an already-saved filter, and would like to run a specific report on it, you can do so by following these steps:

💡 You can only run a specific report on a filter after you've saved it. You can learn more about how to save filters in this article.

And you can learn more about how to run reports here.

Not yet! If you want to filter on games, you'll want to do so from a web browser (which you can do from a smartphone, tablet, or computer).

All of 'em! Officials, assignors, and read-only users alike are able to filter on whatever games they have access to.

As always, reach out to us at [email protected] with any questions! Happy filtering. 🙂