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# Events Page: User Interface Guide
Get an overview of the various components of the Events page.
This article provides an overview of the **Events** page user interface.
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## Events Panel
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The **Events Panel** provides a consistent stream of individual events. Each event is contained within an “event card” (a video of the event along with additional data).
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The **Events** page in the Solink mobile app displays all of your events across your locations.
Events are grouped by hour (for example *9 AM*, *10 AM*).
**Tip**: Pull down to refresh the event list if looking at the latest date.
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## Event Cards
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Each event card displays either:
* A video of the event with a receipt of the accompanying transaction, or
* A video of the event with a motion event icon
The following image provides an overview of the information displayed within an event card:
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Each event on the mobile app shows:
1. Thumbnail preview
2. Event title and type
3. Location and time
Swipe left on an event card for quick actions:
* **Notes**: Add or edit a note on the event.
* **Save Clip**: Open the video player directly in clip-creation mode for that event. See [Save Video Clips](/docs/review-events-and-save-evidence/clips/save-video-clips.md) for more information.
* **Favourite**: Mark or unmark the event as a favourite. See [Favourite Your Events](/docs/review-events-and-save-evidence/events/share-and-favorite-events/favourite-your-events.md) for more information.
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## Reports Panel
The **Reports Panel** displays all of your reports. You can open the Reports Panel by selecting the following icon in the top-left of the Events page:
Once you select a report from the list, the Events page displays only events that meet the report criteria. A report is comprised of specific search terms - for example, you can create a report labelled “All Refunds” that searches the Events page for receipts that featured a refund transaction.
For more information on how to create a report, check out the [**Create a Report**](/docs/understand-your-business/search-and-save-reports/create-a-report.md) section here.
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## Histogram Panel
The **Histogram Panel** on the Events page provides a visual representation of your events based on the selected time interval and event type. The following image provides an overview of the Histogram Panel user interface:
### Show Count/Show Revenue
Select the following buttons in the histogram to toggle between displaying **transaction count** or **transaction value** data in the histogram:\
**Note:** The **Show Count** and **Show Revenue** buttons are only available for **transaction** events. These buttons are unavailable when filtering by **Motion** or **Bookmark** events.
### Hide Histogram
Select **Hide Histogram** to collapse the histogram and hide it from view. Select **Show Histogram** to expand the histogram and show it again.\
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## Filter by Event Type
Use the selectors above the histogram to filter displayed events on the page. You can filter displayed events by:
* All event types
* **Transaction** events
* **Motion** events
* **Bookmark** events
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## Date and Location Selector
You can narrow down the displayed events to a specific date, timeframe and location.
Use the dropdown menus at the top of the Events page to choose a **day**, **start time** and **location** (or all locations) to filter events. In the following image, events from all of the business' locations are displayed starting from Feb 15 at 11:03 A.M EST:
**Note:** When you select a single location, the time automatically changes to that location's timezone (for example, a Vancouver location updates the timezone to PDT). If you select multiple locations from different timezones, the time changes to your local browser timezone.
### Select Multiple Locations (Multi-Select)
You can select specific locations from the dropdown menu at the top of the Events page to filter your events (next to the date/time selector). This functionality is also available on the [Dashboard](/docs/understand-your-business/create-widgets/what-is-a-widget.md) and [Clips](/docs/review-events-and-save-evidence/clips.md) pages.
Once you have selected the locations, select **Apply** to apply the changes and display only events from the selected locations.
You can also use the search bar in this area to quickly find locations in the list (if you have several locations to sort through):\
Select the checkbox located under the search bar to **select all locations at once**:\
You can also use the same checkbox to **select all locations in a search result**:\
**Note:** You can select up to 150 locations at once.
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## Waterfall/Peek View
**Peek** view organizes all event cards so that they are flush on the page. This condenses the content of the event card - select the **Enable scroll** button at the bottom of each event card to expand hidden content:
**Waterfall** view organizes and displays all event cards without condensing the content in the card:
To change to either Peek or Waterfall view:
1. Navigate to the **Settings** page (select your username in the top-right corner of Solink > select Settings).
2. Select the **Preferences** page.
3. Select **Peek** or **Waterfall** view via the **Event Cards Layout** field:
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