Go to the topic settings to change the query or the topic filters. You can access Settings:

1. From the list of topics

2. From the topic menu

Changing the search query

💡 Make sure to use our logic operator cheat sheet. 

After making the desired changes, press "Apply." New mentions will be collected according to your modifying query as soon as you apply the changes.

If you want to delete all the results collected from your previous search query and gather new ones according to the updated search string, use the "Clear all data" function. You can find it in the topic Settings under the Deletion tab on the right-hand menu.

⚠️ Once you press "Clear all data," all mentions and the work done to date in the current topic will be deleted.

Now you can collect historical data with the updated query by going to Settings → History collection.

💡 Please note that if your account has global coverage, you will need to launch a separate collection to get historical data from Twitter. You can find all the details on this in the article

Changing filters

In the topic Settings, navigate to the Filter tab in the right-hand menu.

Select the necessary filters and press "Apply." New mentions will be collected using the updated filters as soon as you apply the changes.

If you want to delete all the results collected under the previous filter settings and filter new ones by the updated categories, use the "Clear all data" function. 

You can find it in the topic Settings under the Deletion tab on the right-hand menu.

⚠️Once you press "Clear all data," all mentions and the work done to date in the current topic will be deleted.

Now you can collect historical data with the updated query by going to Settings → History collection.

Happy monitoring! 

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