# Filtering

Once tasks are assigned and the ball is rolling, you'll want to use filters to make sure you can keep track of all of the tasks assigned. You can adjust filters and your view at the top of this page, see below:

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The first way to filter your tasks is based on due date, the type of task, the title, and when it was created. If this isn't what you are looking for, navigate to the upside down triangle by the green + button to see more options, shown below.

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Here you can filter by who is responsible, the status of the task, and who created the task. Ultimately, it's up to you how you want to filter your page, but with these options you should have everything you need.