View and filter artifacts

Published

December 23, 2025

Access a complete list of filterable artifacts logged across all your models in the ValidMind Platform, or look at only artifacts linked to a specific model.

Within the ValidMind Platform, artifacts are split into:1

  • Validation issues
  • Other artifact types

Prerequisites

View artifacts

You can view artifacts for all models at once, or only view artifacts linked to a specific model.

View all artifacts

In the left sidebar, click Validation Issues to view a list of validation issues across all models:

  • Filter this list to include only validation issues you want to see,5 or toggle visibilty for column headers.6

  • Click on any validation issue for more information, including the proposed remediation plan and any supporting attachments.7

    Attachments are listed with the following information:

    • Filename
    • Icon representing file type
    • Date uploaded
    • The user who uploaded the file
    • File size
    • Notes

    Click on the attachment to view or download the file.

  1. In the left sidebar, click Artifacts to view lists of other artifact types across all models.

  2. Select an artifact type8 to view from the tabs:

    • Policy Exception
    • Model Limitation

    In the page that opens is a list of all artifacts for that type.

    • Filter this list to include only artifacts you want to see,9 or toggle visibilty for column headers.10
    • Click on any artifact for more information.

View model-specific artifacts

  1. In the left sidebar, click Inventory.

  2. Select a model or find your model by applying a filter or searching for it.11

  3. View validation issues or other artifact types for that model.

  1. In the left sidebar that appears for your model, click Validation Issues.

  2. Click on any validation issue for more information, including the proposed remediation plan and any supporting attachments.12

    Attachments are listed with the following information:

    • Filename
    • Icon representing file type
    • Date uploaded
    • The user who uploaded the file
    • File size
    • Notes

    Click on the attachment to view or download the file.

  1. In the left sidebar that appears for your model, click Artifacts.

  2. Select an artifact type13 to view from the tabs:

    • Policy Exception
    • Model Limitation

    In the page that opens is a list of all artifacts for that type.

  3. Click on any artifact for more information.

Filter and sort artifacts

  • By default, artifacts for all models are listed by creation date in descending order.
  • To sort artifacts by a column in ascending () or descending () order, click on the column header.

To narrow down artifacts, you can apply some filters:

  1. In the left sidebar, click Validation Issues to view a list of validation issues across all models.

  2. Click Filter.

  3. On the Select Your Filters dialog that opens, enter your filtering criteria.

Filtering supports simple and complex conditions using AND or OR logic with nested groups. You can filter on both the default fields created by ​ValidMind and custom fields created by your organization.

Rules

Rules define individual conditions to filter by, such as the business unit or owner.

To add a rule:

  1. Click click Add Rule to add a filter condition.

    A filter rule contains three components:

    A new filter row with three components

Field selector
Dropdown to choose the field type to filter by.
Operator selector
Dropdown to select the comparison operator.
Value editor
Input area that varies based on the selected field type.
  1. From the field selector dropdown, select one of:
  • artifact information — One of the artifact fields always created by ​ValidMind, such as the Business Unit.
  • assignees — User assigned to the Validation Issue type artifact.
  • artifact fields — One of the organization-specific artifact fields you added for your own use.
  1. From the operator dropdown, select one of:
    Available operators update based on the field selector
Operator selector options
Text fields Date fields Number fields Boolean fields Multi-select fields
equals equals equals equals in
not equals not equals not equals not equals not in
contains before greater than is empty contains
begins with after less than is not empty is empty
ends with between between is not empty
is empty is empty is empty
is not empty is not empty is not empty
  1. From the value editor, enter or select a value based on the field type:
    Value input changes based on field selector
Text
Text input or text area for longer content
Date
Date picker
Number
Number input or range slider
Boolean
Checkbox
Select/multi-select
Dropdown with search
Entity fields
Dropdown with search for users or models

  1. (Optional) Add more rules by following the same steps.

  2. Click Apply Filters.

Groups

Groups combine multiple rules that are evaluated together and can be nested one level deep. You use groups for more complex filters, such as Condition A AND (Condition B OR Condition C).

To add a group:

  1. Click Add Group to create a nested group of conditions.

  2. Follow the same steps as in Rules to add one or several conditions to the group.

  3. Click Apply Filters.

A rule AND a group of OR rules

Example: Use case is Attrition/Churn Management AND (Business Unit is Commerical Banking OR Business Unit is Retail Banking)

Combinators

Combinators define how multiple rules or groups are logically combined when matching conditions. By default, multiple rules are combined with AND logic, meaning all conditions must match.

Supported combinators:

  • AND — All conditions must match
  • OR — At least one condition must match

To change the combinator:

  1. Click the AND or OR button between rules or groups to change how conditions are combined.

  2. Click Apply Filters.

The AND and OR combinators

Why can’t I use both AND and OR top-level combinators?

Combinators must evaluate logically for the filter to be applied:

  Show items matching Condition A AND Condition B OR Condition C
  Show items matching Condition A AND (Condition B OR Condition C)

To achive more complex filters, use groups.

View active filters

After applying filters, active filter conditions appear as individual chips next to the label Filtered by:.

  • Field names
  • Operators
  • Values

Remove active filters

Click the icon on any filter chip to remove that specific filter condition. The remaining filters are automatically reapplied.

Examples

Available values depend on your organization’s custom configuration

Show models where Model Inventory Field: Risk Level is High (requires that you have a custom select field called Risk Level):

  1. On the Inventory page, click Filter.

  2. Click Add Rule:

    • Field = Model Inventory Field: Risk Level
    • Operator = equals
    • Value = High

  3. Click Apply Filters.

Show models that are Model Stage: In Production AND in Business Unit: Risk Management:

  1. On the Inventory page, click Filter.

  2. On the Select Your Filters dialog that opens, click Add Rule:

    • Field = Model Stage
    • Operator = in
    • Value = In Production

  3. Add another rule:

    • Field = Business Unit
    • Operator = in
    • Value = Risk Management

  4. Click Apply Filters.

Show models that are (Model Stage: In Production AND in Business Unit: Risk Management) OR (Model Stage: In Production AND in Use: Attrition/Churn Management):

  1. On the Inventory page, click Filter.

  2. Click Add Rule to add your rules:

    1. First rule:
      • Field = Model Stage
      • Operator = in
      • Value = In Production
    2. Second rule:
      • Field = Business Unit
      • Operator = in
      • Value = Risk Management

  3. Click Add Group to create a new group:

    1. Change combinator to OR (between the two groups).

    2. In the new group, click Add Rule to add:

      1. First rule:
        • Field = Model Stage
        • Operator = in
        • Value = In Production
      2. Second rule:
        • Field = Use
        • Operator = in
        • Value = Attrition/Churn Management

  4. Click Apply Filters.

Show models where (Model Stage: Active OR In Periodic Review) AND (Risk Level: High OR Medium) AND Owner: John Doe:

  1. On the Inventory page, click Filter.

  2. Click Add Group to add your groups:

    1. First group:
      • Field = Model Stage
      • Operator = in
      • Value = In Production, In Periodic Review
    2. Second group:
      • Field = Model Inventory Field: Risk Level
      • Operator = equals
      • Value = High, Medium

  3. Add Rule to add a rule:

    • Field = Owner
    • Operator = in
    • Value = John Doe

  4. Ensure all groups and rules use AND combinator.

  5. Click Apply Filters.

Show models implemented between January 1, 2025 and January 31, 2025:

  1. On the Inventory page, click Filter.

  2. Add Rule:

    • Field = Implementation Date
    • Operator = between.
    1. Enter start date — January 1, 2025
    2. Enter end date — January 31, 2025

  3. Click Apply Filters.

Show models owned by a specific user that have .pdf attachments:

  1. On the Inventory page, click Filter.

  2. Click Add Rule:

    • Field = Owner
    • Operator = in
    • Value = Select the user from dropdown.

  3. Add another rule:

    • Field = Attachments
    • Operator = file name contains
    • Value = .pdf.

  4. Ensure the combinator between rules is set to AND.

  5. Click Apply Filters.

  1. Click Apply Filters.

Changes are automatically saved to your account and do not affect other users.

  1. In the left sidebar, click Artifacts to view lists of other artifact types across all models.

  2. Select an artifact type14 to view from the tabs:

    • Policy Exception
    • Model Limitation

  3. Click Filter.

  4. On the Select Your Filters dialog that opens, enter your filtering criteria.

Filtering supports simple and complex conditions using AND or OR logic with nested groups. You can filter on both the default fields created by ​ValidMind and custom fields created by your organization.

Rules

Rules define individual conditions to filter by, such as the business unit or owner.

To add a rule:

  1. Click click Add Rule to add a filter condition.

    A filter rule contains three components:

    A new filter row with three components

Field selector
Dropdown to choose the field type to filter by.
Operator selector
Dropdown to select the comparison operator.
Value editor
Input area that varies based on the selected field type.
  1. From the field selector dropdown, select one of:
  • artifact information — One of the artifact fields always created by ​ValidMind, such as the Business Unit.
  • assignees — User assigned to the Validation Issue type artifact.
  • artifact fields — One of the organization-specific artifact fields you added for your own use.
  1. From the operator dropdown, select one of:
    Available operators update based on the field selector
Operator selector options
Text fields Date fields Number fields Boolean fields Multi-select fields
equals equals equals equals in
not equals not equals not equals not equals not in
contains before greater than is empty contains
begins with after less than is not empty is empty
ends with between between is not empty
is empty is empty is empty
is not empty is not empty is not empty
  1. From the value editor, enter or select a value based on the field type:
    Value input changes based on field selector
Text
Text input or text area for longer content
Date
Date picker
Number
Number input or range slider
Boolean
Checkbox
Select/multi-select
Dropdown with search
Entity fields
Dropdown with search for users or models

  1. (Optional) Add more rules by following the same steps.

  2. Click Apply Filters.

Groups

Groups combine multiple rules that are evaluated together and can be nested one level deep. You use groups for more complex filters, such as Condition A AND (Condition B OR Condition C).

To add a group:

  1. Click Add Group to create a nested group of conditions.

  2. Follow the same steps as in Rules to add one or several conditions to the group.

  3. Click Apply Filters.

A rule AND a group of OR rules

Example: Use case is Attrition/Churn Management AND (Business Unit is Commerical Banking OR Business Unit is Retail Banking)

Combinators

Combinators define how multiple rules or groups are logically combined when matching conditions. By default, multiple rules are combined with AND logic, meaning all conditions must match.

Supported combinators:

  • AND — All conditions must match
  • OR — At least one condition must match

To change the combinator:

  1. Click the AND or OR button between rules or groups to change how conditions are combined.

  2. Click Apply Filters.

The AND and OR combinators

Why can’t I use both AND and OR top-level combinators?

Combinators must evaluate logically for the filter to be applied:

  Show items matching Condition A AND Condition B OR Condition C
  Show items matching Condition A AND (Condition B OR Condition C)

To achive more complex filters, use groups.

View active filters

After applying filters, active filter conditions appear as individual chips next to the label Filtered by:.

  • Field names
  • Operators
  • Values

Remove active filters

Click the icon on any filter chip to remove that specific filter condition. The remaining filters are automatically reapplied.

Examples

Available values depend on your organization’s custom configuration

Show models where Model Inventory Field: Risk Level is High (requires that you have a custom select field called Risk Level):

  1. On the Inventory page, click Filter.

  2. Click Add Rule:

    • Field = Model Inventory Field: Risk Level
    • Operator = equals
    • Value = High

  3. Click Apply Filters.

Show models that are Model Stage: In Production AND in Business Unit: Risk Management:

  1. On the Inventory page, click Filter.

  2. On the Select Your Filters dialog that opens, click Add Rule:

    • Field = Model Stage
    • Operator = in
    • Value = In Production

  3. Add another rule:

    • Field = Business Unit
    • Operator = in
    • Value = Risk Management

  4. Click Apply Filters.

Show models that are (Model Stage: In Production AND in Business Unit: Risk Management) OR (Model Stage: In Production AND in Use: Attrition/Churn Management):

  1. On the Inventory page, click Filter.

  2. Click Add Rule to add your rules:

    1. First rule:
      • Field = Model Stage
      • Operator = in
      • Value = In Production
    2. Second rule:
      • Field = Business Unit
      • Operator = in
      • Value = Risk Management

  3. Click Add Group to create a new group:

    1. Change combinator to OR (between the two groups).

    2. In the new group, click Add Rule to add:

      1. First rule:
        • Field = Model Stage
        • Operator = in
        • Value = In Production
      2. Second rule:
        • Field = Use
        • Operator = in
        • Value = Attrition/Churn Management

  4. Click Apply Filters.

Show models where (Model Stage: Active OR In Periodic Review) AND (Risk Level: High OR Medium) AND Owner: John Doe:

  1. On the Inventory page, click Filter.

  2. Click Add Group to add your groups:

    1. First group:
      • Field = Model Stage
      • Operator = in
      • Value = In Production, In Periodic Review
    2. Second group:
      • Field = Model Inventory Field: Risk Level
      • Operator = equals
      • Value = High, Medium

  3. Add Rule to add a rule:

    • Field = Owner
    • Operator = in
    • Value = John Doe

  4. Ensure all groups and rules use AND combinator.

  5. Click Apply Filters.

Show models implemented between January 1, 2025 and January 31, 2025:

  1. On the Inventory page, click Filter.

  2. Add Rule:

    • Field = Implementation Date
    • Operator = between.
    1. Enter start date — January 1, 2025
    2. Enter end date — January 31, 2025

  3. Click Apply Filters.

Show models owned by a specific user that have .pdf attachments:

  1. On the Inventory page, click Filter.

  2. Click Add Rule:

    • Field = Owner
    • Operator = in
    • Value = Select the user from dropdown.

  3. Add another rule:

    • Field = Attachments
    • Operator = file name contains
    • Value = .pdf.

  4. Ensure the combinator between rules is set to AND.

  5. Click Apply Filters.

  1. Click Apply Filters.