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# Accessing your company insights

## Introduction

There are two ways to access your company insights page:

* [Directly from the left-hand navigation menu](#the-left-hand-navigation-menu)
* [From general settings](#general-settings)

## The left-hand navigation menu

The quickest way to access your company insights page is via the account summary link in the left-hand navigation bar:

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Notice that you can also see a quick preview of your CPU and data usage for the current month:

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## General settings

Your **company insights** page can be accessed in settings - select the **settings** option (from the bottom of the left-hand navigation bar), then choose **company insights**:

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## Related information

* [Company insights overview](/product-documentation/company-management/company-insights/company-insights-overview.md)
* [Viewing logs](/product-documentation/process-flows/error-reporting-and-exception-handling/run-logs-and-queue/working-with-run-logs/viewing-detailed-logs-for-a-flow-run.md)


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