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# Review

Under Review, you'll find: 

* Players activity
* Timeline
* Data points

### Player activity

The Players Activity tab allows you to monitor player actions live. All content is organised by channels and timestamped.

Within this tab you have the ability to:

* view all player actions live
* search for content, for example, if you wanted to see if your players clicked on a phishing link you have the ability to search 'phishing' to locate this activity
* export open-text responses for deep-analysis

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### Timeline

The Timeline tab shows players' and team activity in response times. Click `Timeline for all Teams` to see all activity.

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### Data points

Within the Data points tab you'll find the aggregate of all decisions (depending on entity selected such as Team or All Teams). In addition, the Facilitator can see the question, the persona, and the channel used. This information can be visualised by teams/individuals, so you can filter your players and see the different decisions that a player has made.&#x20;

Additionally, if the author adds notes to the data point (e.g. the correct answer), then these notes will appear on the right-hand side.

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