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# Find Port Calls

Open the Port Calls List module in the Core section.

## **Using Filters**

By using the list of port calls that opens on the **Port Calls** module, you can use the [quick filters](/release-8.31/voyage-management-system/step-by-step-guides/sorting-and-filtering-lists.md) to find the port call you are looking for. 

{% hint style="info" %}
Depending on your access permissions, the list of port calls might be pre-filtered based on your system user security rights. Vessel operators can quickly filter the list to only show *your* port calls with the **quick filter** called **"My Port Calls"** 
{% endhint %}

Specialty role: **Vessel User:**\
If you are a user onboard a vessel, the list will be showing only port calls related to that vessel.


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