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# Monitor the existing crowdfunding campaigns

Step 1. In the navigation bar, go to **Funds**\
Step 2. Go to the **Funds** tab\
Step 3. Optionally, enter the following search filters in the corresponding boxes:

* **Token code**
* **Name** of the crowdfunding campaign
* **Owner** (account ID of the user who has created the crowdfunding campaign)

Step 4. Optionally, select/clear the **Open only** check box (if select, you will be shown only the ongoing crowdfunding campaigns)\
Step 5. Select the desired crowdfunding campaign\
Step 6. In the **Fund overview** page, monitor the following data about the crowdfunding campaign by switching between the corresponding tabs:

* [**Details**](/product-guide/admins/crowdfunding-campaigns-management/details-of-a-crowdfunding-campaign.md)
* **Participants** (see those who have made investments)
* **Full description** (a text that describes the underlying concept of the particular crowdfunding campaign)
* **Corporate user** (information on the creator of the crowdfunding campaign)


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