How Do I Filter Customers in Feedspace?

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Last updated on June 23, 2026

Overview

Customer list filtering is not currently available in Feedspace. The Customers page does not have filter controls at this time. You can use the search bar to find individual customers by name or email.

How to find a customer

In the left sidebar, click Customers under the Workspace section.
Type a name or email address into the search bar at the top of the Customers page.
The list updates to show matching contacts. Click any row to open the Customer details panel.

Common questions

When will filtering be available?

There is no confirmed release date for customer filtering. Check the Feedspace product roadmap for upcoming features, or contact support@feedspace.io to ask about this feature.

Can I search by email instead of name?

Yes. The search bar on the Customers page searches both name and email address. Type either one to find the customer you are looking for.

What you can do next

Use the search bar to look up a customer by name or email and open their details panel.
Use tags in the Customer details panel to label contacts so they are easier to identify when searching.

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