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# Filter and search for requests in AEMC

# Filter and search for requests in AEMC {#ariaid-title1}

* Release version: Yokohama
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* Updated January 30, 2025
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 1 minute to read

The App Engine Management Center (AEMC) application provides tools for locating requests. You can perform a global search for request records or filter the list of current requests to locate the ones you want to work
on.

## Filtering requests {#filter-search-aemc__section_kvc_43q_dtb}

On the Requests, Pipelines, Custom apps, and Developers pages, you can filter the list of
requests by several different criteria.

To create a filter, select the filter icon (![Filter icon.]()), select Advanced view, and add criteria. Build a filter by
adding conditions that contain a field, operator, and value(s). You can use an existing filter,
save what you create, and limit who can use the filter. Build more complex filters by using the
or and and connectors. Add as many filters as you
need, and select Update.

When you filter on the Pipelines tab, only instances with requests that match the filtering
criteria display information. For example, if your pipeline shows request data in three
instances and you filter by an app name used in only one of those instances, only that instance
returns results.

## Searching for requests {#filter-search-aemc__section_gnk_q3q_dtb}

You can use the Search field at the top of any AEMC screen to search for submitted requests. Simply type all or a portion of a request number using an asterisk wild card character, and select View results.Figure 1. Search  
For example, you can type DEV0001\* and select View results (or simply press Enter), and a list of all collaboration requests that begin with DEV0001 are returned.Figure 2. Search results

You can then select the record you want to review.