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# Detail

The **Household Detail** page is the main view for a single household. It combines household metadata, page-level filters, and access to the tabs used to inspect energy data, devices, notifications, events, settings, and tariffs.

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## Page header

The header shows the selected household and the main controls for the page.

| Item                | Description                                                           |
| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Household ID**    | The unique identifier of the household, such as `99900000C048ADA6`.   |
| **Status**          | The current household status, such as `Active`.                       |
| **Actions menu**    | Opens the actions available for this household.                       |
| **Delivery Status** | Filters supported data views by delivery status, such as `DELIVERED`. |
| **Date Range**      | Limits supported charts and summary cards to a specific time window.  |

## Household profile

The left sidebar summarizes the key metadata for the household.

| Field                     | Description                                                                                          |
| ------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Household Image**       | An uploaded or auto-generated image for the household.                                               |
| **Tags**                  | Labels assigned to the household, such as `Early Adopter` or `Dual Tariff`.                          |
| **Location**              | The postal code and city, such as `DE-01067 Dresden`.                                                |
| **Time Zone**             | The household time zone in IANA format, such as `Europe/Berlin`.                                     |
| **Has Energy Generation** | Indicates whether the household has solar or another energy generation source.                       |
| **ELCOM Profile**         | The assigned ELCOM tariff profile, including the confidence score, such as `H6 with 44% Confidence`. |
| **BEP Profile**           | The household's energy profile classification.                                                       |

## Tabs

The detail page is split into the following tabs.

| Tab                   | Description                                                                                               |
| --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Dashboard**         | Energy KPI cards and charts for the selected date range.                                                  |
| **Profile & Devices** | Inferred behavioural profile, including motivations, household type, building type, and device inventory. |
| **Notifications**     | Distribution charts, daily heatmap, and interaction tracking for notifications sent to this household.    |
| **Events**            | Interactive time-series graph of raw event data with configurable event type selection.                   |
| **Settings**          | User management, disabled rules, early adopter toggle, and custom properties.                             |
| **Tariffs**           | Weekly tariff charts and the high and low tariff schedule for the household's electricity contract.       |


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