Archive keeps your saved views organized in the Groups section of the left sidebar — this is what "nested views" refers to. Groups keep your content views, collections, and profile and creator views tidy, and you can create your own custom groups to match how your team works.
Understanding View Grouping
Your saved views live under the Groups section of the Social Listening sidebar. There are two kinds of groups:
Default groups — Content Views, Collections, Social Profiles Views, and Creators Views. These are always available and can't be renamed or deleted.
Custom groups — groups you create yourself to organize any combination of views around your workflow.
Collections
Collections are one of your default view groups. Each collection behaves like a view — it appears in the sidebar alongside your other views, can be added to a custom group, and has its own ⋯ menu (rename, delete, copy a public link, add to a group, set up a Slack alert, and more).
To filter content by collection — using operators like Contains, Does Not Contain, Is Empty, and Is Not Empty — see Using Filter Operators for Labels and Collections.
Creating Custom Groups
Custom groups let you organize any mix of views — content views, collections, social profile views, and creator views — into groupings that match your workflow.
To create a custom group:
In the Groups section of the sidebar, click the + button
Enter a name and click Create
Add any combination of views to the group
To rename or delete a custom group:
Hover over the custom group and click the ⋯ (ellipsis)
Choose Rename Group or Delete Group
Deleting a custom group doesn't delete your views — they simply return to their default groups. (Default groups can't be renamed or deleted.)
To add a view to a group:
Click the ⋯ next to the view or collection
Select Add to Group
Pick the group you want it in
Common Questions
Q: What happens to my saved views when I change my workspace timezone?
A: When you save a view with a post-date filter applied, that filter locks in your current workspace timezone. If you later change your workspace timezone, your saved views won't automatically update to reflect the new timezone.
Example: Let's say your workspace is set to New York time, and you save views with post-date filters. If you then switch your workspace timezone to Paris, those saved views will still use New York time for the post-date filter. You'll need to manually reapply the post-date filter in each view to use the Paris timezone.