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# Filter events in the Activity page

{% hint style="info" %}
**Who can use this feature?**

* Workspace **Owners**, **Super** **Admins**, **Admins**, and **Users**
* Item **Owners**
* Only supported using the Cerby web app
  {% endhint %}

As an item **Owner**, you can view the activity on your items. As a workspace **Admin**, Super **Admin**, or **Owner**, you can view the activity on all the items across your Cerby workspace

To filter information on the **Activity** page, you must complete the following steps using the Cerby web app:

1. Log in to your corresponding[ Cerby](https://app.cerby.com/) workspace.
2. Select the **Activity** option from the left navigation drawer. The **Activity** page is displayed.
3. Apply any of the filters you want to use. They are located at the top of the view. The following are the available filters:
   * **Date range:** Select a time frame to filter events based on when they occurred.
   * **Custom:** Specify a custom date range.
   * **Today:** Display events from the current day.
   * **Last 7 days:** Display events from the past week.
   * **Last 30 days:** Display events from the last month.
   * **Last 3 months:** Display events within the last three months.
   * **Apps:** Select specific apps to view related events.
   * **Accounts:** Select specific accounts associated with the events.
   * **Users:** Select specific users to display events involving their activity.
   * **Event type:** Select a particular event type, such as login attempts, changes, or other activity types, to refine the results.


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