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# Viewing Investigations Details
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| **Role Availability** | **Read-Only** | **Investigator** | **Analyst** | **Manager** |
The investigations details view provides in-depth information on an investigation and provides easy access to the investigation. When you use this feature to access the investigation, you can modify some of the fields related to the investigation. You can also add notes and create associated alarms, files and events.
**To view the details of an investigation**
1. Go to **Investigations**.
2. Click the title of an investigation to display its details.
In the upper-left side of the page is the name of the investigation. Click the 
icon next to the name if you want to make changes. See [Investigations List View](/documentation/usm-anywhere/user-guide/investigations/investigations-list-view) for more information about the fields.
Above the investigation name displays the ID of the investigation. The upper-right side of the page displays the Created and the Last Modified dates.\
Below the Created and Last Modified dates is the rating option. Select the thumbs up 
or thumbs down 
icon to rate this investigation as Credible or Not Credible. You can filter your investigations by rating on the [Investigations List View](/documentation/usm-anywhere/user-guide/investigations/investigations-list-view) page.
You can change the values displayed in the Assignee, Severity, Intent, and Status drop-down lists. The modification is automatic, so once you change a value, it is updated.
This topic discusses these subtopics:
* [Activity on Investigations](/documentation/usm-anywhere/user-guide/investigations/activity)
* [Notes on Investigations](/documentation/usm-anywhere/user-guide/investigations/notes)
* [Evidence on Investigations](/documentation/usm-anywhere/user-guide/investigations/evidence)