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# Filter Services by Team Member

**Audience:** Super Admin, Admin\
**Page type:** Task guide\
**Status:** Draft\
**Owner:** Compassly Documentation Team\
**Last verified:** 2026-04-07

## Purpose

Use the **Team members** dropdown to show only services assigned to selected team members or to show unassigned services.

## Before you start

* You must be on **System settings** > **Services**.

## Steps

1. Open the **Team members** dropdown on the **Services** page.
2. Select one or more team members.
3. Select **All team members** if you want to show all services assigned to any team member.
4. Select **Unassigned** if you want to show only services with no team member assignments.
5. Use the search box in the dropdown to find a team member by name.
6. Click **Clear all** if you want to remove the current selection.

## Important

* **All team members** and **Unassigned** are special options.
* Selecting **All team members** or **Unassigned** resets previously selected team member values.
* Selecting an individual team member after **All team members** or **Unassigned** resets that special selection.

## Role differences

* **Super Admin / Admin:** Can use the verified team member filter.
* **Other roles:** \[VERIFY: confirm whether any additional roles can use service filters.]

## What happens next

The table updates to show only the services that match the current team member filter.

## Related guides

* [Filter and Search Services](/compassly-docs/administration/system-settings/services/filter-and-search-services.md)
* [View Services](/compassly-docs/administration/system-settings/services/view-services.md)


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