> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.referly.so/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Filters and columns > Search, filter, sort, and customize columns on your Referly affiliates list — filter by status, source, plan, group, country, and performance ranges, and add metrics like EPC and conversion rates. As your program grows, the [affiliates list](/docs/help-center/manage/affiliates/overview) gets long. Search, filters, sorting, and columns are how you cut it down to exactly the people you care about and see exactly the numbers that matter to you. ## Search by name or email The fastest way to find one person is the **Search affiliate by name or email** box at the top of the list. Type any part of a name or email address and the list narrows as you type. Clear the box to see everyone again. ## Filter your list Search finds an individual; filters find a *group* of people who share something in common — every pending affiliate, everyone in a country, your top earners, and so on. Select **Filter** next to the search box to open the filter panel. You can stack as many filters as you like, and the list updates to show only the affiliates that match all of them. You can filter by: * **Status** — active, pending, invited, declined, deactivated, or banned. See [Affiliate statuses](/docs/help-center/manage/affiliates/statuses). * **Source** — how they joined, such as your portal, the referral widget, an import, added by hand, or through the API. * **Commission plan** — the [plan](/docs/help-center/getting-started/commissions/overview) they earn on. * **Affiliate milestone** — the performance milestone they've reached, if you use milestones. * **Group** — the [group](/docs/help-center/manage/affiliates/groups) they belong to. * **Country** — where the affiliate is based. * **Referrals** — a range for how many customers they've referred (a minimum, a maximum, or both). * **Clicks** — a range for how many times their link has been clicked. * **Gross revenue** — a range for the total sales they've driven. * **Rewards** — a range for what they've earned, and which reward type (cash, coupon, or credits). * **Social platforms** — the social channels they've connected. * **Audience size** — a range for their follower count. Each option shows a count next to it, so you can see how many affiliates fall into each bucket before you even apply the filter. ### Filter straight from a row You don't always have to open the panel. Hover over a value in the list — a status, a group, a commission plan — and a small filter button appears. Select it to instantly filter the whole list by that value. It's the quickest way to say "show me everyone else like this one." ### See and clear active filters Every filter you apply shows up as a chip under the search bar, so you always know what's narrowing your list. Remove a single filter by selecting the x on its chip, or clear them all to go back to the full list. Your search and filters are remembered as you move around, and they're written into the page address — so you can bookmark a filtered view, or copy the link to share the exact same list with a teammate. ## Sort the list Select any column header to sort the list by it. Select it again to flip between highest-first and lowest-first, and once more to clear the sort. Sorting by **Rewards** or **Gross Revenue**, for example, is a quick way to find your top performers. ## Choose which columns to show You don't have to live with the default columns. At the far right of the table's header row is a small adjustments icon — select it to open the **Toggle columns** panel. In this panel you can: * **Show or hide a column** by ticking or unticking its checkbox. (The **Affiliate** column always stays, so you never lose track of who's who.) * **Reorder columns** by dragging them up or down into the order you prefer. Your choices are saved to your program, so the list looks the way you set it every time you come back. ## Columns you can add Alongside the columns shown by default, you can switch on extra performance metrics to dig into how your affiliates are really doing: | Column | What it tells you | | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Affiliate Milestone** | The performance milestone the affiliate has reached. | | **Net Revenue** | Revenue from the affiliate after subtracting what you paid them in cash rewards (total revenue minus cash rewards). | | **EPC** | Earnings per click — average revenue for every click on their link (total revenue divided by total clicks). | | **Avg LTV** | Average total revenue per referred customer over their lifetime (total revenue divided by total referrals). | | **Click → Referral** | The share of clicks that turned into referred customers. | | **Click → Sale** | The share of clicks that resulted in a sale. | | **Referral → Sale** | The share of referred customers who went on to buy. | | **ROI** | Your return — revenue earned for every dollar paid out to the affiliate (total revenue divided by cash rewards). | Hover over any column's name in the Toggle columns panel to see a short explanation of what it measures. ## Export what you're looking at Once you've filtered the list down to the affiliates you want, you can export them to a spreadsheet to work with elsewhere. See [Bulk actions](/docs/help-center/manage/affiliates/bulk-actions) for exporting. ## Related Get to know the affiliates list and its columns. What each status means when you filter by it. Act on a filtered set of affiliates at once. Organize affiliates into groups you can filter by.