--- title: "Users details - Airtable Enterprise Admin Panel | Airtable Support " slug: "user-details-airtable-enterprise-admin-panel" description: "Learn about the individual user sidesheet in admin panel which provides metadata about an individual user at your organization as well as actions that you can perform as an Airtable admin." updated: 2026-03-24T20:23:56Z published: 2026-03-24T20:23:56Z --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://support.airtable.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Airtable admin panel user details | **Plan Availability** | Business and Enterprise Scale plans only | | --- | --- | | **Required permissions** | - **Admin** - Can access admin panel and modify settings for their organization. - For organizations using Enterprise Hub, there are additional admin roles. Learn more about these roles in our [Enterprise Hub](https://support.airtable.com/docs/enterprise-hub-in-airtable) article. - **Super admin**- Can access admin panel and modify settings at the organization-wide level. - **Org unit admin**- Can access admin panel and modify settings at the individual org unit level | | **Platform(s)** | Web/Browser, Mac app, and Windows app | ## Finding and understanding user details in admin panel Learn how to review your users' information, including account type and associated work, and take specific admin actions. 1. Open your [admin panel](https://airtable.com/admin). 2. Click **Users**. 3. Search for the user's name you want to review. 4. Select the user’s name to open a side sheet hosting the user’s details. 5. Select tab to find more information of take action: - Account - View the user’s ID, Email, Admin access, Last active date, Org unit membership (Enterprise Hub only), Seat Type, Upgraded (Date), Upgrade Event, Joined (Date), Email verified (State), Two-factor authentication (State). - Workspaces - View the workspaces where this user has workspace-level permissions. As an admin, you can modify permissions, and add or remove this user to and from workspaces as well. - Bases - View the bases where this user has base-level permissions. As an admin, you can modify permissions, and add or remove this user to and from bases as well. - Interfaces - View the interfaces where this user has interface-level permissions. As an admin, you can modify permissions, and add or remove this user to and from interfaces as well. - Groups - View any groups that this user belongs to. Click on any group to open that group’s detail sidesheet to take further action or view more details. - Personal Access Tokens - View all of the PATs associated with this user. You can click next to any PAT to delete that token. - Third-party integrations - View this user’s third-party integration access. You can click on one or more integrations to revoke that integration. ## Downloading CSVs of user information in admin panel **To download a CSV of user information:** 1. Open your [admin panel](https://airtable.com/admin). 2. Click **Users**. 3. Click **CSV** in the upper-right corner. **User data included in the CSV file** - User ID - User first name - User last name - User email - Account type - Two-factor auth enabled? - Email verified? - Invited by ID - Invited by email - Last active (UTC) - Joined (UTC) - Seat type - Seat type upgrade date (UTC) - Seat upgrade reason - Access level - SCIM: External ID - SCIM: Title - SCIM: Cost center - SCIM: Department - SCIM: Division - SCIM: Organization - SCIM: Manager display name - SCIM: Manager ## FAQs **How is a collaborator's seat type determined?** A collaborator's seat type (Builder, Contributor, etc.) is determined by the highest-level permissions that the collaborator has on any base or workspace associated with the enterprise account. For example, a collaborator who was once a Contributor—whose highest permission level was Editor—is now a Builder after creating a new workspace and inviting a user to a base within it because they're now an Owner. **What admin panel pages can I access based on my admin role type?** > [!CAUTION] > Note > > - Super admins and org unit admins can access all of the category pages listed below. > - All other roles’ access is individually noted below. | Page | Permissions (Enterprise Scale plans only) | | --- | --- | | [Organization](/docs/using-organizations) | Super admin (Enterprise Hub only) | | [Users](/docs/users-airtable-enterprise-admin-panel) | Super admin, Org unit admin, User admin | | [Roles](/docs/admin-panel-pages) | Super admin, Org unit admin | | [Groups](/docs/groups-airtable-enterprise-admin-panel) | Super admin, Org unit admin, User admin | | [Solutions](/docs/admin-panel-pages) | Super admin, Org unit admin | | [Workspaces](/docs/workspaces-airtable-enterprise-admin-panel) | Super admin, Org unit admin, User admin | | [Bases](/docs/bases-airtable-admin-panel) | Super admin, Org unit admin, User admin | | [Interfaces](/docs/interfaces-airtable-enterprise-admin-panel) | Super admin, Org unit admin, User admin | | [Data sets](/docs/data-sets-and-verified-data) | Super admin, Org unit admin | | [HyperDB](/docs/getting-started-with-selective-sync-in-hyperdb) | Super admin, Org unit admin, Integration admin | | [Managed apps](/docs/managed-apps-airtable-admin-panel) | Super admin, Org unit admin | | [Components](/docs/components-airtable-admin-panel) | Super admin, Org unit admin | | [Reports](/docs/how-to-access-enterprise-audit-logs) | Super admin, Org unit admin | | [Settings](/docs/settings-airtable-enterprise-admin-panel) | - Integration admin can access the “Integrations & development” section, - Brand admins can access the “Org resources” section. |