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# How do I search for and view an employee?

### Search for an employee

Go to the'**Administration** section **Employees** (`/administration/users`).

The page displays a table with all the organization’s employees. Use the **search bar** at the top of the page to find an employee by last name, first name, or email.

#### Available filters

Click the **Filters** at the top of the table to display the options.

The table offers several filters to refine the search:

* **Status** : active, inactive, suspended, expired invitation
* **Last login date** : date range
* **Start date** : date range

#### Bulk actions

After filtering, select multiple employees using the checkboxes to perform **bulk actions** (send credentials, suspend, export, etc.).

#### Table columns

Each table row displays:

* **Last name** of the employee
* **Status** (active, suspended, etc.)
* **Last login date**
* **Start date**
* **Communities** (button with counter — click to view the list)

### View an employee profile

Click on an employee’s name in the table to access their detailed profile. This displays all their information: last name, first name, email, job title, department, site, phone, etc.

### View the directory

The application **Directory** (Directory) lets you view employees in different ways:

* **By department** : employees are grouped by department
* **By site** : employees are grouped by site/location

The fields visible in the directory depend on the profile field configuration (see the article on managing profile fields).


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