Where to Filter Active and Inactive Automations for Easier Flow Management in Jestor

Jestor's automation panel now has a status filter, letting the team see only active automations or only inactive ones, instead of scrolling through a long list of everything ever created for a process.

Why does an automation status filter matter?

Teams running many automations on the same process struggled to find the one they needed to turn on or off. Without a filter, everything appeared in a single, long list.

What does each automation panel filter show?

Filter	What it shows
All	Active and inactive automations together
Active	Only the automations currently running
Inactive	Only the automations turned off

Why choose Jestor for process automation?

Jestor already offers more than 400 native automations, and can use Zapier and Make to extend automation when needed — and this filter makes managing a growing automation library part of everyday work, instead of a separate task.

How do I see only the automations currently active?

Open the automation panel and select the "Active" filter to hide the inactive ones.

Does turning off an automation remove it from the list?

No, it moves to the "Inactive" filter instead of being deleted, and can be reactivated later.

Is this filter available for every process in Jestor?

Yes, the active and inactive filters apply to the automation panel in any process.

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