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# Audience Dashboard
Quickly spot **who created an audience**, **when it was made**, and **filter by creator**—all in one place.
#### See **“Created by”** and **“Created at”** details:
* Each audience now shows **Created by** (the person who made it) and **Created at** (the date it was made).
* Audiences are **sorted by Created at** by default, so the list order stays consistent.
* Hover over the date to see:
* The **full creation date** (e.g., “September 12, 2025, 3:42 PM”)
* The **last updated date** (when someone last changed the audience)
#### Easy creator info at a glance
* You’ll see the creator’s profile photo or initials next to each audience.
* Hover over the icon to see:
* The **name** of the person who created it
* The **name** of the person who last updated it
#### “Created by” filter
* Use the **Created by** filter to show audiences made by specific teammates.
* You’ll see up to **12 creators** listed:
* Your own name appears first (so you can quickly find audiences you created).
* People you select appear next, ordered by who most recently created an audience.
* Remaining teammates appear after that, also ordered by recent activity.
* If there are more than 12 creators:
* You’ll see 11 names and a **“+X”** bubble (for example, `+5`).
* Click the **“+X”** bubble to **search by name or email** and add more creators to your filter.
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#### How to use it
**See who created or updated an audience**
* Open the **Audiences** tab in your Dashboard.
* Look for the creator’s icon next to the audience name.
* Hover over the icon to see who created it and who last updated it.
**Check exact dates**
* Hover over the **Created at** date shown on the audience row.
* A tooltip will display the full creation date, last updated date, and exact timestamp.
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