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# How to View Your Activities Report

Amove maintains a log of upload and download activities that have occurred on cloud drives or backup instances and the users can view this activity report anytime at their convenience.\
In this documentation, we will explore the steps to:

* Navigate to Activity Report
* Activity Report Details

Let's get started 🚀

#### Navigate to Activity Report

Step 1: Sign In to your Amove account and you will be navigated to the main dashboard.

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Step 2: Click on Account from the sidebar menu on the left side.

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Click on Activity button. This will redirect you to the Activity Report Interface.

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#### Activity Report Details

On the Activity Report Interface, you will see a log of activities that occurred on cloud drives or backup instances. Click on the down caret against the activity to see its details.<br>

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Upon clicking the down caret, a list of activity details will open which are explained in the table below:

| Field           | Description                                                                                                                                                                                 |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| File path       | The path of the object/file that has been transferred.                                                                                                                                      |
| Upload/Download | Shows the type of activity that can be Uploaded or Downloaded. An upload activity is represented with an upward arrow (⬆) and a download activity is represented with a downward arrow (⬇). |
| Size            | The file size (in Bytes) that has been transferred.                                                                                                                                         |
| Status          | The status of the activity that can be Failed or Completed.                                                                                                                                 |
| Progress        | A progress bar to show the activity progress. It is represented in green color if an activity has been completed successfully.                                                              |

Clear Activities

You can clear your all activities by clicking on the clear activity button.

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