ChartPull gives you instant search from the search bar and a keyboard-driven command palette. Both are included with every license, on every tier, and let you find anyone in seconds.
Start typing in the search bar and results appear instantly. Search matches against four fields: name, job title, department, and email address.
The search is a substring match, which means you do not need to type the full name. For example, typing smi will match “John Smith”, “Smithson”, and “Asmita Patel”. It is also case-insensitive, so engineering and Engineering return the same results.
Common uses:
Press Cmd + K (Ctrl + K on Windows) from anywhere to open the command palette — a single overlay for getting around ChartPull fast.
What you can do from the palette:
Use ↑ / ↓ to highlight a command, Enter to run it, and Esc to close the palette.
Real-world scenario
Quantum Inc — 500 employees, 4 offices
Lisa, the VP of HR at Quantum Inc, needs to identify the engineering managers in the Sydney office for a leadership offsite. In a traditional directory, she would need to export the full employee list, filter by department, then cross-reference locations manually.
With ChartPull, she switches to List View and types engineering in the search bar. The table filters in real time to the Engineering department. She scans the location column for “Sydney” and her shortlist appears instantly.
Lisa clicks each result to confirm their team sizes and reporting chains, then exports the filtered list as a CSV to attach to the offsite calendar invite — all in under a minute.
Time saved: approximately 25 minutes compared to manual spreadsheet filtering.
Cmd + K to jump to a person, switch views, or start an export without leaving the keyboard.