> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.prismacloud.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.prismacloud.io/content-collections/alerts/saved-views.md).

# Create Saved Views

Create **Saved Views** to prioritize and organize your alerts into appropriate threat vector categories. Prisma Cloud provides a set of default views — Overview, Misconfigurations, Incidents, Malware, and Highest Priority.

Out of the box views such as **High-Priority**, **Attack Paths**, and **Incidents** etc, include preset filters that display the most relevant alerts for each category.

Default (**System**) views are initially the opinionated suggestion of what a view should be based upon the problem being solved. If you make changes to a Default view, the changes are persisted each time you return to that view. Default views do not reset to the initial System view and cannot be deleted or reordered. **Overview**, which is the first view, also cannot be hidden.

1. Add a view to your **Saved Views**.
   1. Navigate to **Home > Alerts**. Provide a unique identifier for your new View.
   2. Select **Menu > Add View** to create your custom view. Check the **Copy current view configuration** box to clone the your current Alerts view configuration.
   3. Select **Add New View** to save your custom view. Custom views are limited to a maximum of 20.
2. **Manage Views**
   1. Select **Menu> Manage Views** to reorder, hide/show, duplicate, and delete your saved views.
   2. Select **Done** to confirm your changes.
3. **Share Views: Update Access Setting**
   1. Select **Alerts > Menu** and navigate to the custom view that you’ve created that you wish to share.
   2. Choose the action menu on the right and select **Share**.
   3. Select **Make this dashboard visible to all viewers** to provide global access.
   4. You also have the option to select the **Public - anyone in your tenant can view** option to provide access to users in your tenant.
   5. Once the View is shared globally, it will appear by default at the bottom of the **Manage Views** list and can be reordered to the top by individual users for easy access. If the user you wish to share a view with is currently on the Alerts page, they will also need to refresh the page to see the shared view.


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