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Jira Cloud Save your search as a filter
Documents saved search capabilities such as sharing and emailing results, favorites, scheduled email subscriptions, exports, report views, dashboard gadgets, and management actions.
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Pattern Decisions This Source Supports
| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Favorites | Choose favorites when the main user intent is personal preference, affinity, or saved return access for known items. | Favoriting records a relationship between the user and the existing item without duplicating, moving, pinning, subscribing to, or changing the item. | Jira documents favorite saved filters alongside sharing, email, report, dashboard, and management capabilities. |
| Saved search | Choose saved search when users need to store and rerun a named query or criteria set across sessions. | Saving stores query criteria, filters, sort, and scope as a reusable definition, not just the current result IDs. | Jira documents share, email, favorite, scheduled subscription, export, report, dashboard, and management affordances for saved searches. |
Comparisons supported by this source
- Saved search vs basic search vs filter panel vs recently viewed
Jira documents favorites, scheduled emails, export, reporting, dashboard, and management affordances for saved searches.
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