# Overview

## Users overview

Click on users in the top left corner and you will have an overview of different information:

1. You will find Data about
   1. Total users
   2. Daily active users
   3. Weekly active users
   4. Monthly active users
2. You will find an overview of every single user including
   1. Email Address
   2. The day he became a member
   3. Last time he was active
   4. The number of challenges completed
   5. The number of digital assets
   6. The number of perks used
   7. User properties

💡 Slide to the right to see more user properties

## Users details

Click on the user you want to know more about. Then you will have access to several details:

1. Overview: the main data about the user
   1. Information: you will find here
      1. The email address
      2. The last time he was active
      3. The engagement score
      4. The day he became member
      5. The number of challenges completed
      6. The number of used perks
      7. The number of Digital Assets
   2. Properties: view and edit your user properties
      1. You can organize them by clicking on **date**/**Format**/**Created At**
      2. Also, click **show all properties** on the middle right to access all user properties details
2. Activity: list of all user's activities, with the date and time of activity.\
   You can search an activity:
   1. In search, by typing the name of the challenge/the app…
   2. In filter by event, by clicking on one or several event you want your user to have been a part of

💡 It’s not necessary to type the entire event. For example : You don't have to write “joined the cohort *entitled* but only *entitled*

3. Challenges: retrieve here your user’s challenges, with completion details
4. Perks: you will see your user’s perks
5. Digital Assets: you will see your user’s digital assets
6. Lists and Segments: retrieve the lists and segments your user is a part of. You can also add him to a new list
   1. Click **+ Add to list**
   2. Select the list you want to add him to
   3. Click **confirm**
7. Badges: you will see your user’s badges


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