Views

Save and reuse filter configurations across screens for faster, repeatable analysis.

Overview

Views are saved filter configurations that let you persist and reuse specific filter combinations across different screens in Seemore. Each view stores:

• A name, icon, and color for easy identification

• A complete filters snapshot of the screen at the time it was saved

• A visibility setting — either Private (visible only to you) or Public (visible to all users in your account)

When you select a view, its stored filters are applied to the screen automatically, restoring the exact state they were saved in.

Required role: Viewer or higher.

Any authenticated user can create, edit, and delete their own views.

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View selector

The view selector is a dropdown available on supported screens. It groups views into three sections:

1. Favorites — your starred views for quick access

2. Seemore views — built-in presets curated by Seemore (see below)

3. All views — the remaining user-created views

Selecting any view immediately applies its filters to the screen.

View selector on the Data Cloud Workloads screen

View selector on the Query History screen

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User views

User views are created by you through the filter drawer. They are persisted across sessions and available on any device you log in from.

What you can do

Action	Description
Create	Save the current filter state as a new view
Edit	Update a view's name, icon, color, or visibility
Delete	Remove a view you own
Favorite	Star a view so it appears in the Favorites section for quick access
Set as default	Choose a view that loads automatically when you open the screen
Duplicate	Copy an existing view as a starting point for a new one

Visibility

• Private — only you can see and use the view.

• Public — all users in your account can see and use the view. Only the view's owner (or an account admin) can edit or delete it.

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Seemore views

Seemore views are built-in, read-only presets available on specific screens. They act as curated shortcuts to common analysis patterns, helping you surface insights without needing to configure filters manually.

Seemore views cannot be edited, deleted, or favorited. They are always available in the Seemore views section of the view selector.

Query History

View	What it shows
Most expensive failed queries	Failed queries, sorted by cost
Longest blocking queries	Queries with blocking time, sorted by blocked duration
Most expensive queries with insights	Queries that have Seemore insights attached, sorted by cost
Most expensive queries with remote spillage	Queries with remote spillage, sorted by cost

Data Cloud — Workloads

View	What it shows
Most expensive dynamic tables	Filters to dynamic tables (visible when your account uses them)
Most expensive failed workflows/jobs	Workflows and jobs with low success rates
Most expensive users	Cost breakdown by user
Most expensive Airflow DAGs	Airflow DAG costs (visible when an Airflow integration is connected)
Most expensive [integration] queries	Auto-generated per connected integration (e.g. DBT, Tableau, Fivetran) — filters to queries from that integration, sorted by cost

Some Seemore views appear only when the relevant integration or asset type exists in your account. For example, "Most expensive Airflow DAGs" is only visible if you have an Airflow or Astronomer integration connected.

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Supported screens

Views are currently available on:

• Query History

• Data Cloud (Compute Units, Workloads, Storage, Cloud Services)

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FAQ

Can I share a view with my team?

Yes. When creating or editing a view, set its visibility to Public. All users in your account will see it in the view selector.

What happens if I set a default view?

The default view's filters are applied automatically every time you open that screen. You can change or remove the default at any time.

Can I modify a Seemore view?

No. Seemore views are read-only presets. If you want to start from a Seemore view and customize it, use the Duplicate action on any user view with similar filters, or apply the Seemore view and then save your modified filters as a new user view.