Overview
Filter rules are the building blocks of saved filters in NAO Viewer. They define specific criteria for matching assets based on property values and comparison operators.
Access: Applications > [Your Application] > Filters menu (left navigation) > Filter Rules

You need to create or edit a saved filter to access filter rules configuration.
Understanding Filter Rules
Basic Structure
Each filter rule consists of three components:
- [ 1 ] Property Type: The trackable attribute to evaluate
- [ 2 ] Operand: The comparison operator
- [ 3 ] Value: The target value to compare against
Rule Logic
- Multiple rules in a filter use AND logic
- All rules must match for a trackable to be included
- Example: Category = "Staff" AND Battery < 25
Operands (Comparison Operators)
Equal (=)
Exact match. Example: Category = "Staff"
Not Equal (≠)
Excludes match. Example: Status ≠ "Inactive"
Greater Than (>)
Numeric comparison. Example: Battery > 50
Greater or Equal (≥)
Numeric comparison including value. Example: Battery ≥ 25
Less Than (<)
Numeric comparison. Example: Battery < 25
Less or Equal (≤)
Numeric comparison including value. Example: Battery ≤ 10
Contains
Text contains substring. Example: Name contains "John"
Includes
Value is in a list. Example: Zone includes ["ER", "ICU"]
Creating Effective Rules
All rules are cumulative - trackables must match ALL rules to be included in results.
Examples
Single Rule
- Battery ≤ 25 (finds low battery devices)
Multiple Rules (ALL must match)
- Category = "Staff" AND Battery < 25 (finds staff with low battery)
- Zone includes ["ER", "ICU"] AND Is Active = true (finds active devices in emergency areas)
Troubleshooting
No Results: Check property values exist and operand is correct
Too Many Results: Add more specific rules to narrow results
Unexpected Results: Test each rule individually
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