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# Members Page

On the [members page](https://dashboard.inveterate.com/customers), you'll find a sortable table of members displaying baseline metrics to help you categorize members according to your current goals.   From this page you can review member data, find a specific member to edit their profile, or even export member data for reporting. 

**The Basics:**

* Sort your member data by using the drop down, or by clicking any of the available column headers.
* Click on a member's name to access their [member profile](/help-center/guides/members/member-profile.md)
* If you're looking for more granular member segments, use the "Filter by" dropdown and select the metric you're looking for. Saving that segment will add a [Shopify Customer Tag](/help-center/tag-information/customer-tags.md) to those members. You can then use those Shopify Customer Tags across any apps in your tech stack that allow you to leverage Shopify Tags.
* [Export your member data](/help-center/guides/members/manage-members/exporting-member-list.md) using the "Export" button. The export button will download a .csv of all your members so you can use that data to build different cohorts, or upload that data to other apps.

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