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Using Network Filters

On the exploration canvas you can search for several companies at once and apply filters across every selected company, so you narrow the whole network in one step rather than adjusting each entity individually.

Search for the companies you want to explore

Enter the company you want to investigate. In this example, the search is for a single company name, which returns several matching results.

Searching for a company by name on the exploration canvas

Select the results you want to explore — selecting multiple matches gives you broader coverage — and continue into the exploration.

Selecting four matching company results before exploring

Apply filters across the selection

All of the selected companies populate the exploration canvas. Open the Filters menu to see the dimensions you can filter on, including Location, Goods, Exposures, Transaction Dates, Number of Transactions, Supply Chain Direction, and Ownership Type and Direction.

The exploration Filters menu showing dimensions including Location, Goods, Exposures, Transaction Dates, Number of Transactions, Supply Chain Direction, Ownership Type, and Ownership Direction

To filter the selected companies together, apply a filter once and it snaps to every selected company. Here, the network is filtered to inbound relationships only.

Filtering the network to inbound relationships across all selected companies

Filters are additive, so you can stack as many as you need. Adding a Transaction Dates filter — for example, shipments in 2024 — applies a second condition on top of the first.

Adding a transaction-date filter on top of the inbound-relationship filter

Group the results

You can group the entire selection to see the network organized the way you want. Grouping by country of registration, for instance, shows all the companies sending to your search targets, organized by country.

Grouping the filtered network by country of registration

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