> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.oort.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.oort.io/understanding-your-users.md).

# Understanding your users

Cisco Identity Intelligence allows you to gain full visibility over all your identities. This is accomplished by bringing in a vast amount of data on identities from a range of sources including traditional identity sources like Entra ID (formerly Azure AD), Duo, and Okta, non-traditional sources like Github, Google, or Salesforce, and HR systems, such as Workday.\
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We go deep into each configured integration to understand everything we can about each and every identity - from static entitlement data, to dynamic behavioral data about the identity- and then merge user accounts across all of these different identity providers to provide a single source of truth for each identity.

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See [Integrations](/integrations.md) to learn more about the integrations available and how to configure them
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Within Cisco Identity Intelligence, there are two primary areas where you can see information on the identities in your environment:

* [Users ](/understanding-your-users/users.md)page which is accessed when selecting **Users** from the left hand navigation menu
* [User 360 ](/understanding-your-users/user-360.md)which is accessed by selecting a specific user from the Users page, or anywhere you see a user's name (ie: failing checks, etc)

The [Users](/understanding-your-users/users.md) page shows you a table of all the user identities in your environment, along with several filters to slice and dice the information. From the Users page, you can select n a specific user to navigate to the [User 360](/understanding-your-users/user-360.md) where you will find the full rich insight about that particular identity.\
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Use the links above to read more detailed information about each area and the respective features and functionality.