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# Analytics Dashboard

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### Overview

Administrators can view information for the **current day**, the **last 7 days**, the **last 30 days**, or by selecting specific dates.

### Navigation

To open the Analytics Dashboard:

1. Log in to a tenant as a community administrator.
2. Navigate to the **Dashboard** menu and click **Analytics**.

#### Total Numbers

At the top of the dashboard, administrators can see the number of:

* **Unique Users** — unique users with at least one authentication
* **Total Logins** — total logins across all applications using any login method
* **Failed Logins** — number of failed login attempts from users
* **New Devices Enrolled** — number of devices enrolled

#### Successful Authentications

This chart displays the number of successful authentications and the authentication method used for the listed dates. Switch the view between **numbers** and **percentage** using the drop-down menu near the upper-right of the graph.

#### Application Usage

This graph displays the total number of logins to the SAML and OIDC applications shown.

#### Failed Logins

This graph displays the number of failed logins, along with the reason for each login failure.

#### New Devices

This graph displays the total number of new devices for each listed date.

### Download, Export, or Print Analytics Information

Each graph has a menu you can use to download the graph as an image in a variety of formats, extract the displayed data to tables, view the graph in full screen, or print it.

Click the **three-dot hamburger menu** in the upper-right corner of any graph to open the menu, then select an option to view, download, or print the displayed data.


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