Saved filters don't carry over when switching languages during bulk publishing
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Janeera D A
When publishing articles across multiple languages, we use the All Articles page with category filters to manage bulk publishing. To save time, we save these filters in English, then switch to the translated language to repeat the process.
However, saved filters don't persist when switching between language versions. This means we have to manually reconstruct the filter from scratch — but since the categories in the translated version may have different names or structures, it's not always clear which ones to select.
Impact: Every bulk publishing cycle across languages requires redundant filter setup, with a risk of missing articles due to category name mismatches.
Request: Saved filters should either sync across language versions or remain accessible when switching, so teams can apply the same filter logic without re-mapping categories manually each time.
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Mohamed Shakheen
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Mohamed Shakheen
Hi Janeera
Thank you for sharing this feedback.
I understand the challenge you're facing when managing bulk publishing across multiple language versions. Since saved filters on the All Articles page are currently tied to the selected language, teams need to recreate the same filter configuration after switching languages. This becomes particularly cumbersome when category names differ across translations, making it difficult to identify the corresponding categories and increasing the risk of missing content during publishing.
We can see how this creates additional manual effort and slows down multilingual publishing workflows. The suggestion to either synchronize saved filters across language versions or make them accessible when switching languages is a valid enhancement that could significantly improve efficiency and consistency.
We will review this requirement further, evaluate the feasibility and potential impact on existing filter behavior, and consider it as part of our future product enhancements. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.