> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.soda.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.soda.io/soda-documentation/manage-issues/browse-datasets.md).
# Browse datasets
The **Datasets** page displays **all datasets that have been onboarded into Soda Clou**d—either through publishing a contract or via the [onboarding process](/soda-documentation/onboard-data-sources-and-datasets/onboard-datasets-on-soda-cloud.md).
It provides a quick overview of each dataset’s health, showing at a glance if a dataset has **issues**, **how many checks** from its contract **are failing**, how many **anomalies** were detected through metric monitoring, and **when the last scan was executed**.
You can filter datasets by properties like data source, owners, arrival time, attributes, or flags such as failures or anomalies. Use the search bar to quickly find a specific dataset by name, and sort the list by name, creation time, or data quality status.
> Learn more about [custom attributes](/soda-documentation/dataset-attributes-and-responsibilities.md).
You can also sort the datasets list by name, creation date, check failures, or arrival time, among other options, to prioritize your focus.
## Customize your datasets' view
You can **tailor the Datasets view** to focus on the areas that matter most to you:
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Use the **filter options** to narrow down the view.
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Click the **Save** button to store your current filter configuration as a **collection**. Enter a **name** for the collection and click **Save**.
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Once saved, your collection will be available in the **dropdown at the top right** of the dashboard. Simply select it to switch views.
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Use the **context menu** next to the collection name to:
* **Delete** the collection if it’s no longer needed.
* **Share** the collection with others in your organization.
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