Crash Report - Inbound filters per user or per application?

Adam

Posted on
May 03 2021

Sorry might be a silly question but are Inbound Filter settings applied per User or per Application?

For instance, I have two separate Machines on a single Application, and two different Users. If User A sets their Inbound Filter to filter out all Crash Errors from Machine A will the other User still be able to see all Crash Errors from both machines or will User A's filter also be applied to them?

Zheng Li

Raygun

Posted on
May 03 2021

Hi Adam,

Thanks for your question. Inbound filters is used to stop errors that you don't want Raygun to process on your behalf. This action is application specific and will apply to all users. To be clear, this means if one person makes a change to an app's inbound filters, it will affect everyone's view and the information the application will process.

If you only want certain team members to be able to set up inbound filters for your applications, you can use our granular permissions feature to specify who has access to this feature.

If User A simply wants to have a different view (only see crashes from Machine A or a tag or a version), then the way to do it is by using the error group filters at the top of Crash Reporting, to filter the error groups down to the information they want to see. This will not affect the errors that Raygun processes for your application or anyone else's view.

Hope that helps :)

Zheng

VP of Product

Raygun

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