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# How to Sort and Filter Approvals
The Approvals page lets you sort and filter your suggestions so you can focus on what's most relevant to you — useful when working through a large queue or prioritising a specific area of your knowledge base.
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**1. Go to the Approvals Page**
Head to [**ai.ariglad.com/knowledge\_base/approvals/resource**](https://ai.ariglad.com/knowledge_base/approvals/resource).
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**2. Hover Over a Column Header**
At the top of your Approvals feed, hover over any column header — for example, **Category**.
Three dots will appear on the right side of the column header.
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**3. Open the Column Options**
Click the three dots to reveal the available options for that column:
* **Auto-sort** — automatically sorts your approvals by that column.
* **Filter** — narrows your view to specific types or groups of approvals within that column.
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**4. Apply Your Filter or Sort**
Select the option you want and choose your criteria. Your Approvals feed will update immediately to reflect the new view.
You can apply options across multiple columns to build a more focused dashboard.
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**5. Clear Your Filters**
To reset a filter and return to the full Approvals view, hover over the column header where the filter is applied and click the three dots again. Select **Clear filter** to remove it.
To reset all active filters at once, click **Clear filters** at the top of the Approvals feed.
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**Tip**
Your sort and filter settings let you log in to Ariglad and go straight to the approvals most relevant to you — without manually scrolling through unrelated suggestions.
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