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Applying filters on the Alerts table for quick review and action

This article explains how to use filters and saved views in the CreditorWatch Alerts table to quickly identify, prioritise, and take action on key risk changes such as adverse events, ASIC updates, RiskScore changes, and Payment Rating movements.

Updated over a week ago

On the Alerts table in CreditorWatch, there are several filter options to help you sort and surface the types of risk changes that have the biggest potential impact for your business.

Filtering by adverse event type, ASIC information changes, and more

From the Alerts tab in CreditorWatch, you can choose to apply a number of different filters, depending on what type of adverse event or risk change you want to investigate.

You can filter your monitored entities by:

Adverse events

  • Payment defaults

  • Court actions

  • ATO tax defaults

New ASIC information

  • Critical ASIC documents

  • ASIC status changes

  • ASIC published notices

  • ASIC documents: Company details changes

  • ASIC documents: Other

Other notable events

  • Mercantile enquiries

  • ABR status changes

  • Important cross directorships

CreditorWatch changes

  • Newly monitored entities with high risk events

  • RiskScore changes (NEW)

  • Payment rating changes (NEW)


RiskScore and Payment Rating change filters

Two new filters allow you to filter alerts by a change to an entity’s RiskScore or Payment Rating, so you can quickly identify and focus on entities whose risk profile or payment behaviour has altered.

When either the RiskScore or the Payment Rating change filter is applied, the Alerts table will dynamically update to display only entities matching the selected filter criteria.


Filtering alerts

Apply filters to the Alerts table

  1. Navigate to the Alerts tab from the Dashboard.

  2. Select one or more filters based on the alert types or risk changes you want to review.

  3. Review the applied filters displayed at the top of the Alerts table.

The Alerts table updates dynamically to show only entities that match your selected criteria.


Saving filtered views

Saved filters let you reuse common filter combinations without reapplying them each time. You can create up to five saved filters.

This is useful if you:

  • Regularly monitor the same alert types or risk changes

  • Need to switch quickly between different alert views

  • Manage a large portfolio and want to prioritise high-risk alerts

Create a saved filter

  1. Go to the Alerts tab from the Dashboard.

  2. Apply your preferred filter criteria (for example, alert type, RiskScore change, or payment rating change).

  3. Review the active filters shown above the Alerts table.

  4. Select Save filter.

  5. Enter a name for the filter.

  6. (Optional) Select Set as my default view.

  7. Click Save filter.

Apply a saved filter

  1. From the Alerts tab, select Saved filters.

  2. Choose a saved filter from the list.

The Alerts table updates instantly using the selected criteria.

Edit a saved filter

For each saved filter, an edit option is available.

Use Edit to:

  • Update the filter name

  • Set or remove the default view

Update a saved filter with additional criteria

When a saved filter is applied, you can:

  • Add additional filters and save the changes to the existing filter

  • Select Save as new to create a new filter using the current criteria

This is helpful when creating variations of an existing filter.

Delete a saved filter

  1. Open Saved filters.

  2. Select the delete icon next to the filter you want to remove.

  3. Confirm the deletion when prompted.

This confirmation step helps prevent accidental deletions.

Download a filtered alert list

After applying any filter or combination of filters:

  • Select Download all to export the filtered Alerts list.


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