# User Interface Overview

### Account&#x20;

You will see the account screen when you first login. It shows all of the work spaces you have access to in Report and Run. Click on a work space to open it.&#x20;

![](/files/KgDATYFDxITcOdCemgbk)

### Directory &#x20;

A directory of folders and reports appears on the left side your work space. A details panel appears on the right side of the screen.&#x20;

![The directory contains your work space's folders and reports.](/files/6REQ2aN88gthRytO7LBv)

When you click on an item in the directory, the details panel shows related information. For example, if you click on a report, the details panel will show an option to open and share the report. &#x20;

![Example of details panel for a report.](/files/njZcIsbDUuQAmpVGv7kn)

### Report&#x20;

When you open a report, you will see a list of report items on the left side of the screen.&#x20;

![Example of report screen without sections.](/files/xBOvPO7nnBYpCnNHMYLr)

If the report is organized into sections, you will see the list of sections. You can click on the sections to expand them and reveal their contents.

![Example of report screen with sections.](/files/57NqJuGeJ2NFg92uAbxR)

The details panel appears on the right side of the screen after you select a report item. From the details panel you can add annotations to an image, adjust properties like dates and project status, and rename report items.

![Example of report screen with an image selected.](/files/QVvbgWX7d7gwp9o5UANO)


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