# Insights

## Usage History

You can see when your 3D assets were accessed or used through time (today, last week, last month, last year, custom, etc.). It also shows information like when the asset was created, and last accessed and how many times.

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**Switch between different assets** in a given collection by clicking "Swap asset".

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**Switch time periods** (last 7 days, last 30 days, last 12 months) or set a custom date range, using the menu on right corner.&#x20;

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**Compare** the usage of two different assets by clicking "Compare" and selecting another asset from your collection. The compared asset will appear on the bottom left corner of the screen.

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## Collection History

The collection history panel displays a running log of actions taken on the current collection. The collection history includes date, user email, asset ID, and the action taken.&#x20;

Examples of these actions include:&#x20;

1. Adding, deleting, or editing an entry
2. Adding a user to the project
3. Changing a user’s access privileges
4. Changing the security level of the project

The collection history can be sorted by most recent or oldest actions by clicking the arrows next to the  Date Colum.

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