Archive's reporting filters help you analyze your content with precision. Whether you're building a performance report, tracking campaign results, or digging into engagement trends, these filters let you focus on exactly the data you need.
Available Filters
Here's what you can filter by:
Social Profiles: Search and select specific social media accounts.
Content Type: Choose between Video and Image content. Pretty straightforward, but super useful.
Engagement Filter by Views, Likes, Comments, or Shares.
Followers Set follower count ranges with "From" and "To" values.
Post Type Filter by these to find specific content types. Different platforms have different formats:
Instagram: Feed, Story, Reel
TikTok: Video
YouTube: Video, Shorts
Source: This shows you which connected accounts to your workspace.
Tags: Filter by any tags creators have been adding to their content.
Verification: Choose between Verified and Not Verified accounts. This is handy when you want to work exclusively with verified creators or see what unverified accounts are saying about your brand.
Label: Filter by any labels you've applied to your creators. You'll see options like "Contains," "Does Not Contain," "Is Empty," and "Is Not Empty" to help you find exactly what you need.
Collections: Find content that belongs to specific collections you've set up. Like Labels, you can filter by "Contains," "Does Not Contain," "Is Empty," or "Is Not Empty" to include or exclude content from particular collections.
How Filtering Works
Most filters give you multiple options:
Contains / Does Not Contain: Find content with or without specific attributes
Is Empty / Is Not Empty: See what's missing information or what's fully tagged
Search boxes let you type to find specific accounts, tags, or labels quickly
You can stack multiple filters together. Each one you add narrows down your results further. Want Instagram Reels from verified accounts with over 100k followers? Just add those three filters and you're set.
Quick tip: If you want to select all of your Collections, just choose "Is Not Empty" in the Collections filter.