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 Reporting dashboards
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Civio Engage provides four reporting dashboards:

**Main dashboard**This is your home page in the administration hub. It displays analytics depending on the permissions associated with your role. For example, if you are a platform admin, this dashboard will display site wide analytics. If you are a project manager the dashboard will only display analytics on your assigned projects.**Project dashboard**A project report provides an overall summary of an individual project, for example, unique visitors and page views.

**Participation tool reporting**Within individual projects, users can also [access participation tool reporting](/articles/9184444959247-Participation-tool-reporting) that allows you to inspect and analyse individual participation tool data, such as that generated by polls and surveys.**User report**A report on a single user, covering their own activity: the surveys they have submitted, the events they have registered for, the categories they follow and the documents they have downloaded.

#### With SRM

On a site running both Engage and SRM, the main dashboard opens in two columns: Engage analytics, projects and survey activity on the left, and SRM on the right, with stakeholder and issue counts, the relationship health and stakeholder mapping charts, and the Stakeholders Needing Attention and Issues Needing Attention tables. What each widget shows is limited to the SRM records your teams give you access to. See [Reporting in SRM](/articles/reporting-in-srm).

Reporting widgets
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Civio Engage reporting dashboards display analytics through widgets. For an overview of the available reporting widgets, see [Understanding Dashboard Widgets](/articles/11848404686991-Understanding-Dashboard-Widgets).

![The main admin dashboard, displaying its standard set of reporting widgets such as visits and submissions.](https://engage.knowledge.civ.io/storage/J1uTA7E4WEv03Xl1gg7XXjWspYgSZzIJsu2NXJg5.png)

Each reporting dashboard displays a standard set of widgets. However, users can add, edit or remove dashboard widgets to suit your preferences and requirements. For more on updating them, see [Edit dashboard widgets](/articles/9184401884943-Edit-dashboard-widgets).

Find your reporting dashboards
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### To find your main dashboard

This is your main dashboard

1. Log in to your Civio Engage website.
2. At the top right, click on your **username**.
3. Click **Dashboard**. You are now on your main dashboard.

To find a project dashboard
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1. Log in to your Civio Engage website.
2. In the left-hand menu bar, click **Projects**. This will show you all projects you currently have access to.
3. Click on a project to open it. The default screen is your project dashboard.

![The Projects list, then a project opened to its default project dashboard screen with report data visible.](https://engage.knowledge.civ.io/storage/sQhJJzWc4qI3KZBpuLmhUD0OeIH25fQbFjUuQeHX.gif)

To find a participation tool report
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1. Log in to your Civio Engage website.
2. In the left-hand menu bar, click **Projects**. This will show you all projects you currently have access to.
3. Click on a project to open it.
4. In the project sub-menu, under **Participation**, click on a tool type. This will bring up a list of all participation tools of this type.
5. Click on a participation tool to open it, then click **Report** in the top navigation bar.
6. This screen is your participation tool report.

![A project's Participation sub-menu, narrowing down to one tool and landing on its Report screen with data visible.](https://engage.knowledge.civ.io/storage/rchaWc17PF05TYxhcdngdoJyoD793kpTraCouV74.gif)

To find a user report
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1. Log in to your Civio Engage website.
2. In the left-hand menu bar, click **People**, then **Users**.
3. Find the user you want a report on. Click the **ellipsis icon** at the end of their row to show more options.
4. Click **Report**. This screen is that user's report.

A user report needs permission to view users. If you cannot see **Report** in the row options, contact your Civio Engage administrator.

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