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# Organisation - Stations

The 'Stations' tab allows you to view all of the BrightHub stations which an organisation has access to.

The stations are listed in a table summarising key details about the stations such as:

* Name

{% hint style="info" %}
Clicking on the station Name opens a link to the BrightHub station for the individual BrightHub station.
{% endhint %}

* Type
* Latitude, Longitude, Country
* Logger OEM, Logger Model, Logger Serial Number, Date From, Date To
* Number of Open Issues
* Active Data Monitoring (Yes/No)
* Number of Triggered Alerts
* Timestamp of Last File Received
* BrightHub Owner
* Permission Level

{% hint style="info" %}
The Permission Level in the table refers to the permission level granted to your organisation.
{% endhint %}

* Client Organisation,
* Primary Analyst, Backup Analyst, Point of Contact
* Visibility
* UUID

You can filter, search or export the organisation 'Stations' table using the icons on the top right, for example you could filter the table for stations with active data monitoring or with open issues.


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