🎯 Problem

Currently, when navigating between sub-accounts within the system, all accounts are displayed - including those that have already been paused, canceled, or are no longer in use.

In practice, this generates:

Visual pollution when selecting sub-accounts

Difficulty finding active accounts quickly

Loss of operational efficiency on a daily basis

Risk of accessing the wrong accounts by mistake

In addition, it is often not feasible to delete these sub-accounts because:

The customer can return in the future

It is important to keep history and data preserved

💡 Proposed Solution

Implement improvements in the management and visualization of sub-accounts, including:

Allow you to filter sub-accounts by status, such as:

Active

Paused

Cancelled

Archived

Option to display only active sub-accounts by default, with the possibility to:

Activate viewing all accounts manually

Quickly switch between views

Allow the user to manually set the status of the sub-account (e.g. active, paused, closed)

In the search for sub-accounts:

Prioritize active accounts

Possibility to apply filters directly to the search

Create an archive option that:

Remove the sub-account from the main views

Keeps all data intact

Allows future reactivation

🧠 Actual Use Context

Companies and agencies that manage dozens or hundreds of sub-accounts end up accumulating inactive accounts over time. Without an efficient organization system, navigation becomes slow and confusing — directly impacting daily operation.