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View as MarkdownDashboard filters
Click any row in any table, a country, a source, a page, a device, and the whole dashboard narrows to those visitors: every number, chart, funnel and the user flow. Click the row again to clear it. Filters across different dimensions combine, so "mobile" and "United States" together show mobile visitors from the United States.
Exclude instead
Hold Alt (Option on a Mac) while clicking a row, or use the hide control that appears when you hover it, to hide those visitors instead of showing only them. Exclusions stack: several countries can be hidden at once. The filter bar reads each active filter back in plain words.
Filters in the address
Active filters are written into the page address as f, a JSON list of dimension and value pairs:
https://app.getclerion.com/analytics/site_...?f=[["device","mobile"],["country","United States"]]
A value starting with ! excludes:
?f=[["source","!newsletter"]]
Copy the address to share the exact view, bookmark it, or build one in a script.
| Dimension | Example values |
|---|---|
page | /pricing |
source | chatgpt.com, google.com, direct |
country, region, city | Germany, Bavaria, Munich |
language, timezone | en-US, Europe/Berlin |
device | mobile, desktop, tablet |
browser, os, screen | Safari, iOS, 390x844 |
isp | The visitor's network provider |
utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_content, utm_term | Whatever your links carry |
One value per dimension, except exclusions, which can be several.
What filters apply to
Everything that counts visitors: the numbers at the top, the chart, every breakdown, custom events and the funnel, user flow, and the briefing's figures when you ask a question with a filter on. The site graph keeps every page visible, but its traffic numbers follow the filter.
From Ask Clerion
Press ⌘K and type a filter in your own words, such as "mobile visitors from the United States". Clerion turns it into the same filters. Start with "not" to exclude: "not visitors from the newsletter".