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# Member information
**Download**
* You can download the member list. Save it as a file to manage or use it for backups.
**Search members**
* Search for the name of the member you want to quickly find them.
* After searching, click the button to view the detailed information of that member.
**Member variables**
* Check variable information related to members and modify it if necessary.
**Primary assignee**
* The primary assignee (managing member) assigned to that member is displayed.
* The default is unassigned.
**⋯ More button**
* You can check the member's usage history or delete that member.
* Click the 'Conversation History' button to display the usage records of all apps that member has used.
**Add member**
* Click the add new member button to display a form to enter ID / last name / first name / email.
* If there are additional variables in use, they will not appear in this input form and must be entered separately.
**filter icon**Click to open the sort and filter popup.
**Status filter**
* Filter by test members and regular members.
* Test members can be used as member information during preview testing.
**Assignee filter**
* Filter members based on a specific assignee. Multiple selections are also possible.
**Variable filter**
* You can filter based on variable values assigned to members.
* Example: if you only want to see members without an email address `@EMAIL is blank` Use conditions
* Press the '+ Add condition' button to register multiple conditions; conditions operate as AND conditions. (→ Only members who satisfy all conditions simultaneously will be displayed.)
**Sort order**
* You can freely change the sorting criteria of the member list.
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