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# Dashboard

### Users Overview Tiles

<figure><img src="/files/tbG6JcS7G30HFSb22S3P" alt=""><figcaption><p>Users Dasboard - User overview tiles</p></figcaption></figure>

**Users:** Total number of users in your tenant.

* **Members:** Total number of member users
* **Guests:** Total number of guest users

**Active:** Users signed in the last 90 days

* **Members:** Member users signed in the last 90 days
* **Guests:** Guest users signed in the last 90 days

**Disabled:** Total number of disabled users in your tenant

* **Members:** Total number of disabled member users
* **Guests:** Total number of disabled guest users

**Inactive:** Users not signed in the last 90 days

* **Members:** Member users not signed in the last 90 days
* **Guests:** Guest users not signed in the last 90 days

### User Data Quality

<figure><img src="/files/01UULbJHr8yulB2SUJQf" alt=""><figcaption><p>User Data Quality over time. Lower percentages is better</p></figcaption></figure>

The User Data Quality section tracks missing member user properties over time for these commonly used user properties:

* Company
* Department
* Manager
* Job Title
* Mobile Phone
* Office

When working with improving your data quality, you can get a quick overview of the effect in this dashboard.

{% hint style="info" %}
As the gauges and graphs show information about missing properties - you should strive to lowering the percentage!
{% endhint %}


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