> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.spott.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Organizing Your Company Database > Customize, filter, and sort your company records in Spott for effortless organization. You can quickly navigate to the Companies page with `G` then `M`. See all [keyboard shortcuts](/docs/settings/keyboard-shortcuts). The **Companies** view in Spott is fully customizable, giving you control over what information you see, how it is displayed, and how it is organized. ## Customizing columns View Settings with the column list Your client list is displayed as a table, with each column representing an attribute such as **Name**, **Stage**, **Contacts**, **Size**, **Industry**, or **Domain**. You can: * **Add columns**: click **View Settings** in the top right corner and toggle on the attributes you want to see. * **Hide columns**: in View Settings, click the three dots next to a column and remove it. * **Reorder columns** by dragging them left or right, in the table or in View Settings. Column changes are saved as part of your view. You can create custom company fields from Settings. ## Searching The search bar finds companies by name and keywords. It supports full **Boolean queries** (AND, OR, NOT); Spott switches to Boolean mode automatically when your query contains double quotes. ## Filtering your data The company filter menu Add filters from the filter menu above the table. Filters include: * **Stage**: track whether a client is a Lead, Prospect, or another stage * **Lists**: companies on a specific list * **Location**: find clients in or around a specific location * **Company**: name, size, and industry * **Dates**: created at and next task due * **Last Interaction**: when the last touchpoint happened, and with whom * Any **custom fields** your workspace has configured Use these filters to quickly find the clients that matter for your current task. ## Sorting your records Order your list by key attributes such as: * **Company Name** * **Created At**, newest or oldest first * **Modified At** * **Domain** * **Next Task Due** * **Last Interaction Date** Sorting is especially useful for prioritizing follow-ups or reviewing recent activity. Combine filtering and sorting for the most precise view. For example, see only Leads in the Tech industry, sorted by the most recent interaction.