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# Insights
The **Insights** category allows you to inspect current and historical usage statistics.
## **Overview**
The **Overview** category shows key metrics on sessions, users, policies, and applications.
You can change the period for which Parallels Desktop Browser Isolation displays the data by clicking the drop-down menu in the top-right corner.
This category contains the following reports:
* **Isolated Browser Sessions:** The number of user sessions.
* **Top 5 Most Visited Domains:** The domains that users visited the most.
* **Top 5 Web Apps Used:** The apps that users opened the most.
* **Top 5 Violations:** The restricted actions that users performed the most.
* **Top 5 Users with Security Controls Encounters:** The users who performed restricted actions the most.
* **Top 5 Regions:** The regions with the most users.
### Downloading reports
You can download the reports from the **Overview** category in the XLSX format by clicking the **Menu** button (...) and selecting **Download**.
## **Live reports**
The **Live reports** category shows current usage statistics.
## **User Events**
The **User Events** category shows historical events related to user activity.
## **Admin Events**
The **User Events category** shows historical events related to administrator activity. You can click on an event to see the request and response information.
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