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Creating Records
Editing records
Adding Filters
Example Use Cases
Using AND
Using OR
Records & Fields
Managing Routera Records
This article will guide you through creating and managing records in Routera.
Creating Records
In the left sidebar, click
Records
, then select the object you want to create.
Click
Create Contacts
and complete the form on the right-hand side of the screen.
First Name, Last Name, Email
, and
Company Name
are required fields.
To adjust the columns shown on the screen, click
Edit Columns
and select the fields you want to display.
Editing records
In the left sidebar, click
Records
, then select the object you want to create.
Select the record(s) you want to edit by clicking their checkbox, then on
Edit
Select the property you want to edit, then enter or select the new value
Click
Update
to confirm changes
Adding Filters
Click
Filters
, then select
+ Add Filter
.
Use the search box to find the field you want to filter by, then select it from the list.
On the next screen, configure the filter:
For
contains exactly
or
doesn’t contain exactly
, enter a keyword in the text field and press
Enter
.
To reset a filter option, click
is known
or
is unknown
, then reselect your preferred option.
Click
Add Filter
when done. Use
AND
or
OR
to combine multiple filters.
To manage filters:
Click
Duplicate
to clone a filter.
Click
Delete
to remove one.
Click
Reset
at the top of the screen to clear all filters.
Example Use Cases
Using
AND
Suppose you want to find all
contacts in the United States who are assigned to a specific user
:
Add a filter where
Country = United States
.
Add another filter where
Contact Owner = (a user name)
.
Use the
AND
operator to combine them.
This will return only contacts who match
both
conditions.
Using
OR
Suppose you want to find all
contacts located in either the United States or Canada
:
Add a filter where
Country = United States
.
Add another filter where
Country = Canada
.
Use the
OR
operator to combine them.
This will return contacts who match
either
condition.
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