Set your filters on the Jobs page the way you want them (job title, location, and anything else), then choose Save current and give the search a name.

Name it after what it actually finds: Remote design roles, London, senior, Anything in Manchester. You'll be glad of it when you have five of them.

New to filters? Start here:
👉 Adjusting Your Job Filters

Your saved searches appear as a strip above your job results. Select one and Sprout applies its filters immediately.

One search is active at a time (marked with a tick), and it's the one feeding the roles you're shown.

You can also see all of them in one place under Profile → Professional → Saved Searches, along with when each one was last run.

Adjust a filter while a saved search is active and the search doesn't silently change underneath you. It's marked · edited, and Sprout shows a short summary of what's different, for example Changed: radius, location.

Nothing is saved until you say so. You get three choices:

This is the quickest way to explore. Widen the radius, see what comes back, and either keep it, branch it into a new search, or revert, without losing the search you started from.

If no search is active, you'll see a Save current chip instead, which turns your current filters into a brand new saved search.

Each saved search has a menu with:

On mobile, long-press a search chip to get the same actions.

Deleting a saved search only removes the filter set. Jobs you applied to through it stay in your application history. Your last remaining search can't be deleted, only edited.

Each saved search sits inside one professional profile. If you're running more than one job search (say marketing in one profile and operations in another), each profile keeps its own set, so they don't get mixed together.

Saved a search in the wrong place? Use Move to profile… rather than rebuilding it.

👉 Using Multiple Professional Profiles (and Multiple Resumes)