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# Campaign Participants

Effortlessly oversee and administer your participants from the campaign details page. Simply navigate to the participant section located at the page's bottom, where you'll find a downloadable list of participants, complete with their details.

<div data-full-width="true"><figure><img src="/files/sROVn5FAUDRFBok83lKC" alt=""><figcaption><p>The paticpant tables gives you a quick view into the details. You can further drill down into each participants to see additional details and take actions on rewards completion.</p></figcaption></figure></div>

<div data-full-width="true"><figure><img src="/files/94ChL6Bc1D6YnaBBLRAI" alt=""><figcaption><p>Participant details page</p></figcaption></figure></div>

The participant details page provides a comprehensive overview, including:

1. **Referred By**: Identifies whether the participant was referred by someone.
2. **Fraud Score**: Our system assesses fraud risk, and a score is assigned. High-risk participants may require manual scrutiny before awarding rewards. Fraud can only be calculated for participant joining via the widget, participants added via API will always have "Low" score.
3. **Email**: The participant's email address.
4. **First Name**: The participant's first name.
5. **Last Name**: The participant's last name.
6. **Reward Event Status**: Indicates if the participant completed the event necessary to unlock their reward. Relevant for referred participants. For instance, in a referral program rewarding for purchases, this status must be marked manually or via our REST API when the event is complete.
7. **Referee Reward**: This is the reward for the referee (the person who was referred). It applies exclusively to referred participants. For example, if your referral program offers "$10 for the referrer and $10 for the referee," and you refer a friend, your friend receives $10. They can, in turn, refer others to earn additional rewards, but you only receive the referrer reward for your friend.
8. **Referee Reward Redeemed**: Indicates the amount redeemed from the total reward.
9. **Referee Reward Balance**: The remaining reward balance.
10. **Referrer Reward**: This is the reward for the referrer (the person who made the referral). For instance, if your referral program offers "$10 for the referrer when their friend completes the referral event," this is where you find this information.
11. **Referrer Reward Redeemed**: Displays the amount redeemed from the total reward.
12. **Referrer Reward Balance**: Reflects the balance of the reward.
13. **Referral Table**: This is a list of referrals made by the participants.

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