Find key info fast, every time – no digging, no folders.
▶️ Watch: Discover in Sedna
Why it matters
Discover is the third Sedna principle, and where the payoff begins. Thanks to tagging and inbox organisation, you now have a message system that functions more like a structured database than a traditional inbox. Discover empowers you to surface the right message, fast - even across millions of emails.
How it works
Sedna’s search functionality is built for high-volume messaging environments. You can search by tags, keywords, message fields, dates, and attachments, or combine them all for pinpoint accuracy.
Search Methods
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Keyword Search
Search entire messages, subject lines, or header fields with just a few terms. -
Tag Filters
Use one or more of Sedna’s five tag types (Job, Asset, Category, Person, Private) to filter results and drill down to just what you need. -
Date Filters
Focus on specific time periods using date ranges to keep your results relevant. -
Attachment Filter
Instantly find messages that include attachments, ideal for locating critical documents.
Advanced Search Tools
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Boolean Operators
Use AND, OR, NOT for logic-based filtering (e.g., "vessel AND invoice"). -
Nested Criteria
Layer multiple filters for complex search conditions, perfect for compliance checks or project reviews.
For a deeper look at the Search in Stream you can check this article out here
Power Feature: Saved & Live Searches
Once you’ve built a useful search, don’t let it go to waste:
- Saved Searches: Bookmark search criteria for repeated use. Great for locating similar messages again and again.
- Live Searches: Turn any saved search into a live feed that updates in real time. New matching messages appear automatically without having to refresh manually. You can even enable notifications for them.
You can follow this step by step guide on how to save & update searches
Try it now
✅ Save a search
✅ Convert a saved search into a Live Search
✅ Download your prescribed searches from your Implementation Project Manager
What’s Next?
Now that you can find exactly what you need, it’s time to collaborate more effectively.
Next, we’ll explore how to Collaborate with Your Team - using tags, comments, drafts, and shared searches to speed up team comms and reduce back-and-forth.
➡️ Continue to Collaborate with Your Team
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