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# Analyzing a Tenant with Insights
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#### Required User Credentials
\[**Flosum User**] - **Backup & Archive** license with **Any** permissions
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##  Overview
The **Insights** page provides a detailed overview of your organizations and summarizes your tenant's operations and storage. You can customize the displayed information by adjusting the date range. This article explains the provided data.
## Insights for All Organizations
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### Access Insights
1. Click **Insights** from the sidebar menu.
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### (Optional) Set Date Range
The range of data displayed in the Insights section can be adjusted using the **Date Range** box.
1. Click the **Date Range** box.
2. Use the calendar widget to select a predefined range or set a custom one.
3. Once selected, the range will be applied automatically.
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### Operations
The **Operations** section includes a table of your organizations, displaying key operation details for each within the specified date range. Clicking a row reveals detailed insights into the selected organization. See the following article for more information on Organization-specific Insights.
* [Analyzing an Organization with Insights](/backup-and-archive/insights/analyzing-data-with-flosum-analytics.md)
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### Summary
The **Summary** section details the operations and storage usage for all organizations within the selected date range.
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