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# My session has disappeared from my schedule, what should I do?

**Rest assured:** your sessions cannot disappear. Even after a mishandling, they remain in your schedule. If you no longer see them, it is almost always due to an active filter that is hiding them.

#### Filters: culprit number 1 of “disappearances”

The display of your sessions depends on the filters you have activated. For example:

* If you have the "hide unassigned sessions" filter enabled and drag a session to the *Unassigned* row, it will **instantly disappear from view on the next refresh**... but it will still be there, just hidden.
* Other filters can hide your sessions based on status, team, or activity type.

#### How to check?

1. At the top right of your schedule, click on the small **gear** to open the display settings.
2. Make sure the active filters match what you want to see.
3. Temporarily disable all filters to check if your session reappears.

#### Trick

If a session "disappears" right after dragging and dropping, immediately consider active filters before concluding that it has been deleted.


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