Using Saved Filters in HECT

Using Saved Filters in HECT

In HECT you have the ability to filter your orders. This is useful when you want to regularly filter for certain SKU's, prices, words in the title etc...

One use case would searching for all products which have the words Flat Screen TV in the title. Another maybe filtering for all products with a certain value, maybe this was an offer on Black Friday and you want to speed up packing by batch processing these orders.

Here is a useful demo of how to create, save and reuse a filter:


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