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The Finds page in the sidebar holds every Find (the posts your Ghosts matched) from every Ghost in your workspace. A dot marks a Find you haven’t opened, and the sidebar shows how many are unread.

Search and filter

Type in Search your Finds to match the text of your Finds. Click the sliders button next to it to open Filters and sorts, where you can narrow by Ghost, assignee, rating, tags, date and more, and sort by Date found or Confidence score. Reset at the bottom of the menu clears everything.

Some links open the page already filtered, such as Finds in a Ghost’s menu or on a contact. Use Reset to get back to all Finds.

See only your Finds every time

Save a filtered view as your default so the page opens on the Finds assigned to you.

  1. Open Filters and sorts and choose Assigned to.
  2. Pick yourself.
  3. Click Save filters at the top of the page.

Save filters appears whenever your filters differ from your saved view, and it saves sorts too. The view is saved in your browser for this workspace, so each teammate sets their own. To have Finds assigned without anyone doing it by hand, turn on auto-assign.

Work on many Finds at once

Select Finds one by one, or click Select all above the list to select every Find that matches your search and filters. Then open the menu next to the filters button to mark them read or unread, or to delete them.

Work on one Find

The open Find shows the post and a Find analysis card with the Ghost’s confidence, a summary and the post’s sentiment. The toolbar above the post lets you assign, rate, add notes, favorite, tag and delete. Two of its controls need explaining.

  • Goal result records whether the conversation worked out, as Success or Failed. The Goal result filter reads it.
  • Tags are shared across your workspace. Type a new name to create one.

On LinkedIn Finds posted by a person you also get a Work email lookup. It spends credits and is included on Pro and Expert.

Keyboard shortcuts

Shortcuts work when your cursor isn’t in a text box.

ShortcutWhat it does
Shift + Down / Shift + UpOpen the next or previous Find
Shift + AAssign
Shift + RRate
Shift + NNotes
Shift + FFavorite
Shift + GGoal result
Shift + TTags
Shift + CLink a contact
Shift + DDelete this Find
Cmd + D (Mac) or Ctrl + DDelete this Find and open the next one
Shift + STake the action in the action editor

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