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# Rule Engine Table Overview

Datacake now allows you to add columns and search **by name** inside of the Rule Engine. You can also sort ascending or descending by columns, just like in the Device List overview.

The column options as for March 2025 are:

* **Enabled:** Green tick symbol (✅) if rule is enabled, gray cross symbol (╳) if it is disabled.
* **Name:** Assign a name to your rule in the Edit Rule mode.
* **Description:** Assign a sinful description to your rule in the Edit Rule mode.
* **Product:** Now you will be able to see the products selected as triggers inside of your rules.
* **Actions:** We have icons for email, SMS, webhook, single device downlink and multi-device downlink actions, which now you can see without having to enter the Edit Rule mode.

Check out a short video about the feature here:

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