> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bronto.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Saved Searches

> Save search queries, filters and column layouts as Saved Searches in Bronto so your team can quickly switch between troubleshooting contexts and shared workflows.

## Overview

The Saved Searches panel groups your searches into **Favourites**, **Created by Me** and **Created by Others**, so you can separate your own work from searches shared across your account. A **By Tag** group also appears once any of your saved searches are tagged.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/bronto/b-GuTSt48QismNvj/images/core-features/saved-views/assets/images/saved-views.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=b-GuTSt48QismNvj&q=85&s=17cb541e747be10e87b81b014cb447a1" alt="The Saved Searches panel in Bronto Log Search" width="3635" height="1969" data-path="images/core-features/saved-views/assets/images/saved-views.png" />

A saved search stores the selected data, the search query, any visualisation you had selected, and your column selection and ordering.

**From the Saved Searches panel you can:**

* Load or reload a saved search.
* Edit, add to favourites, or delete a saved search from its `...` menu.

**How to create a Saved Search:**

* Run a search using the conditions you want to save or share.
* Click **Save Current Search** at the top of the panel. A new panel will appear where you can enter a name for your saved search.
* Enter a name and click Save to confirm.

<Note>
  Column selection and ordering have been stored with saved searches since July 2025. Searches created before then have no stored column layout, so Bronto derives a sensible default from the log type when you load them.
</Note>