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# How can I create custom filters for my conversations?

****Crisp provides custom filters, that are included in all our plans. It helps you to create a specific display regarding your conversations****

| Custom filters are available in all our plans

## How to find your custom filters ?

As shown below, you can easily reach them by overflowing the "Filter" label on the top left side of your

Crisp Inbox.

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/f/4/c/e/f4ceab4aff539000/80402ab9-3788-4ba2-b4e4-8b5131_13zmvno.png)

| You are now able to click on the filter you want or start creating a new one

## How to create custom filters ?

****Give a clear name to your filter so that you can easily find it afterwards****

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/c/3/7/e/c37eb01d54fa1800/7aedbb07-7ef9-4dfc-9609-ac1f43_1gbtdah.png)

For example, at Crisp, we use the word "Lead" for displaying all the conversations that have triggered the

lead segment.

* Click on the "New filter criterion"
* Choose the criterion you want your filter to be based on
* Set the logical operator that you want to use
* Write the filter you want to use
* Click on the "done" button

![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/3/b/f/f/3bff58eab394180/373ef333-f1e7-46d8-9e3c-d002fb_1l09t91.png)

## What kind of criterion can I use for my filters ?

You can start to build your filters with all of these criterion

* User Email
* User Ip Address
* User Phone
* Conversation State
* User Availability
* Last Active Date
* Email Verified
* User Blocked
* Country
* City
* Operating System
* Browser
* User Language
* User Timezone
* Conversation Data
* Conversation Segments
* Conversation Channel
* Creation Date
* Update Date

## Which kind of logical operator can I use for my filters ?

* Equals to
* Differs from
* Greater than
* Less than
* Greater or equal
* Less or equal
* Has pattern
* No pattern