Saved lists are static lists that users can create to contain entities. Membership on the list is curated by the user rather than by search or filter criteria.
You can create personalized saved lists of entities. They should be ones that you frequently need to access as a group.
You can use a saved list just like you would any other list.
Mark it as a favorite in order to access it when filtering the table on the Contacts workspace.
There are multiple ways to create saved lists and add entities to them. Choose the one that best fits your current workflow:
When creating a new saved list:
To add individual entities to a saved list, select the entity first, and then choose a list to add it to:
You can also add or remove an individual entity from a saved list by using the checkboxes. Select the entity(s) and follow the instructions for adding entities to a saved list below.
After you add an entity to a saved list, the list is displayed in the entity's Detail tab, on the Lists card.
If you choose to add many entities to a saved list, the entities are added using a batch process. You will receive a notification after the batch process completes.
After creating a saved list you can still edit the List Name and Security Settings.
There are multiple ways to edit saved lists:
To delete a saved list from the system:
You can quickly view the member records of a saved list in the data table. To do this add saved lists to your favorites on the Contacts workspace.
If another user creates a saved list and sets the security to public you can add it to your favorites.
If a public list contains records that are not available for you to view, those records do not show up on your table.
Similar to filters, when you are viewing a saved list, you can use filter chips to filter the records.
To add a saved list to your favorites on the Contacts workspace, click the Select favorites button and select a saved list.
To remove a saved list from the Contacts workspace, click the Select favorites button and clear the checkbox beside the list name.