# Step 5: Use filters to spot high-intent leads

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Filters are a powerful feature that help you narrow your searches by including or excluding specific data related to accounts and developers.

In this article, we will give you a quick overview of the different filters and how to apply them.

**Step 1:** Click on **'Add filter'** in the accounts page

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**Step 2:** Choose the filters to find accounts that match your specific criteria

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For example - you can select the **'surge'** filter to identify accounts where there has been a surge in developer activity.

You can also combine multiple filters to easily find high-intent accounts and prioritize outreach.

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Similarly, you can use filters to identify relevant developers.

**Step 1:** Go to the developers tab and click on 'add filter'

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**Step 2:** Choose from multiple filters like designation, location, developer tag and many more.

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As an example - you can filter developers based on their designation. This helps you identify potential buyers.

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Once you've identified relevant accounts and developers, you can start reaching out to them.


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