Getting Started

The Global Filter Bar allows you to filter the repair orders across the MRO Manager module. The Global Filter Bar helps to visualize your dashboard and the other tabs with the customised filters.

You can access the filter bar throughout the MRO Manager module, located above the Navigation tabs.

Filter Bar Operations

Step 1: At the left-hand side of the Global Filter Bar, click on the “Filter” button to expand the filter options.

Step 2: Select the filter you want to apply in the dropdown menu.

Step 3: Once you have selected your desired filter, you can choose the condition in the “operator” dropdown menu. The “Contains” operator is set by default if no selection is made.

Step 4: You can select your results in the dropdown menu. The results are shown based on existing repair orders data.

Step 5: After selecting, click the “Apply Filter” button.

Step 6: Your applied filters will change the results shown across the entire MRO Manager module, and the applied filter will be shown on the Global Filter Bar in a “pill” shape. A green message at the bottom right-hand corner will inform you that the filter was applied successfully!

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The Global Filter Bar works across all the tabs in the MRO Manager

Once the filter is applied, all tabs in MRO Manager will show results found based on the filtered Repair Orders conditions.

Additional Features

Adding multiple filters

You can add multiple filters on the Global Filter Bar to narrow your results displayed on the MRO Manager Dashboard.

Step 1: Click the “Add More Filters” button to generate additional fields for your filters.

Step 2: Choose your desired filter in the newly added fields and click “Apply Filter”.

Step 3: Your applied filters will change the results shown across the entire MRO Manager module, and the applied filters will be shown on the filter bar in a “pill” shape. A green message at the bottom right-hand corner will inform you that the filter was applied successfully!

Removing filters

There are 4 ways to remove your filters.

Option 1: Remove Filter in Filter Window

Option 2: Remove a Filter (Pill)

Option 3: Clear All Filters in the Filter Window

Option 4: Clear All Filters in the Filter Bar

Option 1: Remove Filter in filter options

Step 1: Click the “Filter” button to expand the filter options.

Step 2: Click on the “✕” button to remove the filter.

Step 3: Click on “Apply Filter” after removing previous filters.

Step 4: Your applied filters will change the results shown across the entire MRO Manager module, and the applied filters will be shown on the filter bar in a “pill” shape. A green message at the bottom right-hand corner will inform you that the filter was applied successfully!

Option 2: Remove a Filter (Pill)

Step 1: Alternatively, you can remove a filter by removing a “pill” on the Filter Bar.

Step 2: Your applied filters will change the results shown across the entire MRO Manager module, and the remaining applied filter will be shown on the filter bar in a “pill” shape. A green message at the bottom right-hand corner will inform you that the filter was applied successfully!

Option 3: Clear All Filters in the Filter Window

Step 1: You can choose to clear all the filters you have selected in the filter options by clicking “Clear Filter”, which is placed on the left of the “Apply Filter” button.

Step 2: Your applied filters will change the results shown across the entire MRO Manager module, and a green message at the bottom right-hand corner will inform you that the filter was applied(cleared) successfully!

Option 4: Clear all filters in the Global Filter Bar

Step 1: On the left-hand side of the Global Filter Bar, the option to “Clear Filter” will appear if there are filters applied on the Filter Bar.

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This option may not be ideal if you intend to only clear specific filters.

Step 2: Your applied filters will change the results shown across the entire MRO Manager module, and a green message at the bottom right-hand corner will inform you that the filter was applied(cleared) successfully!