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# Filtering Interactions By Specific Team Members

> Help center reference: Filtering Interactions By Specific Team Members

<Note>**How-to** — task-oriented recipe.</Note>

Filter interactions by specific team members to gain context on their specific communication history (including threads that a user is BCC'd on).

1. Click on the **Filter Interactions** icon within any Affinity list, then select the team member(s) you'd like to filter by.

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2. Once you've selected the team member(s), Affinity will filter the following fields: **First Meeting**, **Last Email**, **Last Meeting**, **Last Contact**, and **Next Meeting**. Now, you should only see the entities that the team member(s) has spoken with.
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**Note**: If you're on the **Enterprise** tier and have [Enterprise Permissions](/s/article/Enterprise-permissions-enterprise-only) enabled, you will only be able to filter by the users within the team(s) that you're in, not across all users on your Affinity account.
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**Note**: If you encounter the message "We didn't find any results that matched your filters", this likely means the user is not on a team and needs to be added to a team by the enterprise admin.