Filtering and Organizing Accounts
As you accumulate funded accounts, you'll need ways to find and organize them. The Funded Accounts page provides search, filters, and sorting to help manage your data.
The Search Bar
Located in the toolbar above the accounts table.
What You Can Search
Type to find accounts by:
Account name
Account number
Prop firm name
How It Works
Results filter as you type
Not case-sensitive
Partial matches work
Clearing Search
Click the X in the search bar or delete your text.
Filter Options
Click the Filter button to access filtering options.
Status Filter
Filter by account state:
Active
Breached
Cancelled
Select multiple to see combinations (e.g., all Active and Breached accounts).
Prop Firm Filter
Show only accounts from specific prop firms. Select one or multiple firms.
Funding Type Filter
Filter by how you obtained funding:
Evaluation (passed a challenge)
Instant (paid for immediate access)
Date Range Filter
Show accounts within a time period based on start date:
Last 30 days
Last 90 days
This year
Custom range
Has Payouts Filter
Yes — Only accounts with at least one payout
No — Only accounts with no payouts
Useful for identifying accounts that have generated revenue vs. those that haven't yet.
Refund Received Filter
Yes — Accounts with recorded refunds
No — Accounts without refunds
Scaled Account Filter (if applicable)
Some prop firms offer account scaling. Filter for:
Scaled accounts
Original accounts
Tags Filter
Filter by assigned tags. Select one or multiple tags to show only matching accounts.
Combining Filters
Filters work together. Examples:
"Show me productive FTMO accounts"
Prop Firm: FTMO
Has Payouts: Yes
"Show me accounts at risk"
Status: Active
Has Payouts: No (active but not generating revenue yet)
"Show me what I lost this year"
Status: Breached
Date Range: This year
Clearing Filters
Clear all: Click the "Clear Filters" button when filters are active
Clear one: Open the filter panel and deselect individual options
A badge on the Filter button shows how many filters are active.
Sorting the Table
Click column headers to sort:
Sortable Columns
Account Name (alphabetical)
Prop Firm (alphabetical)
Account Size (numeric, useful for seeing largest accounts)
Status
Start Date (chronological)
Total Payouts (numeric, useful for seeing top performers)
Sort Direction
First click: Ascending
Second click: Descending
Third click: Default order
Using Tags for Organization
Tags provide flexible categorization beyond standard filters.
Suggested Tag Categories
By market:
Forex
Futures
Indices
Crypto
By strategy:
Scalping
Swing
Day Trading
Position
By performance:
Top Performer
Consistent
New
At Risk
By firm relationship:
Primary
Secondary
Testing
Adding Tags to Accounts
Open the account detail drawer
Find the Tags section
Add existing tags or create new ones
Tags save automatically
Filtering by Tags
Open the filter panel
Select one or more tags
Only matching accounts appear
Organizing Strategies
By Performance
Create tags like "High Performer" and "Low Performer" to quickly identify your best accounts.
By Payout Schedule
If different firms have different payout schedules, tag them: "Weekly Payout," "Bi-weekly Payout," "Monthly Payout."
By Priority
Tag which accounts you're focusing on: "Main Account," "Secondary," "Testing Strategy."
By Risk
Flag accounts that are close to drawdown limits: "Watch Closely," "Safe Margin."
Quick Filters: View Toggles
Above the table, you may see quick toggle buttons:
All Accounts — Show everything
Active — Only active accounts
Archived — Only archived accounts
These provide one-click filtering for common views.
Archived Accounts
Archive accounts you no longer need in your daily view but want to keep for records.
To Archive:
Open the account drawer
Click Archive button
Confirm
To View Archived:
Click "Archived" in the view toggles
Or filter to include archived accounts
To Unarchive:
Find the account in the archived view
Open the drawer
Click Unarchive
Archived accounts:
Don't appear in default views
Still count in historical metrics
Can be restored anytime
Pagination
At the bottom of the table:
Choose rows per page (10, 25, 50, 100)
Navigate between pages
See total count
For faster access to specific accounts, use search or filters instead of scrolling through pages.
Best Practices
Use meaningful names — Make account names descriptive enough to identify at a glance
Tag consistently — Develop a tagging system and stick to it
Archive old accounts — Keep your active view clean
Use filters for reviews — When doing weekly reviews, filter to Active accounts
Sort by payouts — Regularly check which accounts are performing best
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