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# Global Search release notes

## New features and enhancements

* **Global Search** is now available. You can find accounts, secrets, collections, teams, users, and Business Hubs across your workspace from a single search bar. Results are ranked by relevance, with exact name and email matches appearing first. Use inline filter chips to narrow results by type, app, or last-used date.
* Workspace **Admins** and **Managers** can now include soft-deleted records in search results using the **Show deleted** toggle. By default, Global Search shows only active items.
* Workspace **Admins** can now search for users by name or email to see the items they share access to with that person. Results are scoped to role-based access controls.

## Fixes

* The issue with Business Hub search results linking to the Business Hubs landing page instead of the hub's settings page was fixed.
* The issue with the **App** filter dropdown losing its options after applying or changing a filter was fixed. The full app list now stays populated across filter interactions.
* The issue with the **This Week** and **This Month** date filter options returning incorrect date ranges was fixed. Both filters now return a rolling range inclusive of today.
* The issue with vaulted credentials not appearing in URL-based searches was fixed. Accounts whose credentials are stored in a vault now surface correctly when you search by domain or URL.


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