Hi Frenck,

The best solution is to use a flow part to filter the data. If you want a much more thorough explanation, there is a lesson in the Triggre Academy Ranger that discusses filtering data in multiple steps in more detail. Here is a specific solution for your situation, if I understand it correctly.

In the flow part, you can filter your data step by step. For example, like this:

1. Look up – find all relations of the company
2. Calculation – use a calculation and select ‘value from flow part’ and then navigate to the list of orders under the list of organizations:
   
   Name this action something like ‘All related organization orders’
3. Provide this list of organizations as an output to the flow part.

You can now use this flow part to filter the data you need for your page, simply by placing it before the page and using the output on the page.

It is possible to add more steps in your flow part, if you want to do more filtering. You can also use inputs of course. It may also be interesting to check out the ‘How to create a catalog’ video of Triggre Academy Ranger, as that shows you how to do even more advanced filtering and searching on a page.

Hope this provides a solution for you!

• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by Jesse Meijers.
• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by Jesse Meijers.