# Scan History Customization

Customize your scan history in Pynt to better manage and review your API security assessments. Pynt offers flexible options to organize and display your scan history according to your specific needs, allowing you to sort, filter, and categorize scans based on various criteria such as application, date, risk score, or specific vulnerabilities.

This customization feature helps you maintain a clear and relevant view of your security progress, making it easier to track remediation efforts, identify trends, and focus on the most critical aspects of your API security. By tailoring your scan history, you can ensure that your security management process is efficient, organized, and aligned with your priorities, giving you greater control over your API protection efforts.

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You have the option to **sort** the view by column, empowering you to organize and view data according to your specific needs. 

Additionally, you can **filter** data by column, allowing for a more focused and streamlined view. 

Enhance your view customization by **managing columns** - **pinning** important ones and **hiding** those not immediately relevant. This creates a personalized and efficient workspace tailored to your preferences, optimizing your overall catalog experience.

Access the customization options by clicking on the **three dots** located in the **column header** you wish to customize.

<figure><img src="/files/w2uycymeTA9aVVvXk02N" alt=""><figcaption><p>Scan History customization</p></figcaption></figure>


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