Nebulas ERP now offers a more precise way to filter lists by amount, letting business users narrow down records using less than, greater than, equal to, or range-based conditions instead of scanning through long lists manually, with a one-click option to clear the filter and start a new search; whether you're reconciling invoices, reviewing high-value orders, or isolating transactions within a specific range, everyday list work becomes quicker and more accurate.
Filter Lists by Amount with Comparison Options
Any list view that includes an amount field now supports a dedicated filter with familiar comparison logic: less than, less than or equal to, equal to, greater than, greater than or equal to, or a full range using minimum and maximum values. This means you can pull up every invoice above a certain threshold, isolate transactions between two amounts, or check for an exact match, all without exporting data or building a workaround. A clear-filter option resets the view instantly, so switching between different searches stays quick and simple.
- Filter any amount field using less than, less than or equal to, equal to, greater than, or greater than or equal to conditions
- Set a minimum and maximum value to isolate records within a specific amount range
- Clear the amount filter with a single action to return quickly to the full list
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What changes for you
If you work with lists of invoices, orders, or transactions every day, you no longer need to scroll through hundreds of rows to find the ones with a specific amount. Set the condition you need — below a threshold, above a value, or between two figures — and the list updates immediately to show only what matters.
The filter behaves the way a working tool should: quick to set, easy to adjust, and just as easy to clear when you need the full view back or want to start a fresh search.
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Why it matters
In finance, accounting, or sales operations, being able to quickly locate the right records by amount saves time on repetitive tasks like reconciling invoices or reviewing high-value orders.
Less time spent scrolling through lists means more time for analysis and decisions, with fewer errors from manual checking.