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# Creating Views on a Grid
> Use Views in Bitscale to save reusable filters on a grid, so you can revisit the same qualified subset of rows (or a blurred view for recordings) without rebuilding your filters every time.
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## What Views are
**Views** are one of the more underexplored features on Bitscale. A view is a saved filter on top of a grid, so you can look at (or export) only the rows that qualify, without rebuilding that filter every time you come back.
This matters once a grid grows large. For example, you might have a grid full of contacts, but only want to work with entries that have a **valid current employer domain**. Setting that filter up manually every time you revisit the grid is tedious. A view saves it once and makes it a single click going forward.
## Default views
Bitscale ships with a few default views out of the box:
* **Error rows** — rows where a step failed, useful when you want to rerun just the failures
* **Non-enriched rows** — rows that haven't been processed yet
* **Fully enriched rows** — rows with clean, completely validated data
* **Content creator view** — blurs sensitive values in the grid. Useful if you're recording a walkthrough or demo and don't want real data on screen
## Creating a new view
1. Open your grid and look for the **views** button.
2. Click **Create new view**.
3. Give it a title (for example, `Valid current employer domain`).
4. Before saving, set up your **view filters**. For example, filter for **current employer domain** → **is not empty**.
5. Apply the filters, then save the view.
Once saved, the view is attached to that grid. Opening a fresh instance of the same grid and selecting the view will apply the same filters automatically, no need to rebuild them.
## Editing an existing view
1. Open the view you want to change.
2. Adjust the filters as needed.
3. Click **Update view**.
The view updates in place, so anywhere it's used will now reflect the new filters.
## Why this is useful
If you have a single grid that different people (or different steps in your process) need to consume differently, views let you:
* keep one grid as the single source of truth
* create multiple views on top of it (validated data, error rows, blurred data for recordings, or any custom filter you need)
* export or download based on whichever view is currently active
This avoids duplicating grids just to get a different slice of the same data.
## Need help?
If you have questions about setting up views or filters, reach out to the Bitscale team on the community channel.