# Households

The Households section provides an overview of all households within the system. From here, you can browse, search, and manage households, as well as drill into individual household details to inspect energy data, device profiles, notifications, events, settings, and tariffs.

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### Filters and Search

At the top of the page, you will find several filters and a search bar to help you find specific households quickly.

* **ID** — Search or filter households by their unique Household ID.
* **Location** — Filter households based on their location.
* **Status** — Filter households by their status (e.g., Active, Inactive).
* **Event Types** — Filter households by the types of events associated with them.
* **Event Sources** — Filter households based on the sources of their events.

### Household List

Below the filters, you will see a table of households with the following columns:

* **Household ID** - The unique identifier for each household.
* **Location** - The location of the household, including city and country code.
* **Activated** - Date and Time when the household was activated on the platform.
* **Deactivated** - Date and Time when the household was deactivated on the platform.
* **Status** - The current status of the household (e.g., Active).
* **Early Adopter** - The first icon indicates if the household is in the early adopters group.
* **Favorites** - The star icon indicates if the household is in the favorites list in the shortcut menu.

#### Actions

For each household listed, there are action buttons to perform various tasks:

* **View (Circle Icon)** — Click to open the Household Detail page.
* **Edit (Pencil Icon)** — Click to edit the household's information.
* **Early Adopter (Hat Icon)** — Indicates if the household is in the list of early adopters.
* **Star (Star Icon)** — Click to mark the household as a favourite for quick access.

#### Pagination

* **Page Navigation** — Use the arrows to navigate between pages.


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