# Classification Details

The Classification Details page shows the complete history of every file that has been scanned and matched a classification profile. Use this page to see exactly which files contain sensitive data, when they were scanned, and which data patterns were detected. We won't surface the exact text, but will report which classification rules were triggered.

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### Overview

Unlike the Data Classification page which shows results grouped by resource, this page shows individual file-level results. Each row represents one file that matched a classification pattern.

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### Data Grid Columns

These columns are visible by default:

| Column             | Description                                                                                          |
| ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Date Scanned (UTC) | When the file was scanned and the classification result was recorded. Supports date range filtering. |
| Resource Id        | The identifier of the storage resource (e.g. S3 bucket) containing the file                          |
| Object Path        | The full path to the file within the storage resource                                                |
| Account            | The AWS account ID where the resource lives                                                          |
| Profiles           | Badge display of all classification profiles that matched this file                                  |

#### Expanding a Row — Data Patterns

Click the expand arrow on any row to see the **Data Patterns** that matched within that file. This detail panel lists each individual pattern (e.g. "Credit Card Number", "SSN") detected in the object.

#### Hidden Columns

The following columns exist in the grid but are hidden by default. Use the **Columns** panel (sidebar icon on the left of the grid) to show them:

| Column   | Description                                  |
| -------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| Size     | The amount of data processed during the scan |
| Region   | The AWS region where the resource is located |
| Provider | The cloud provider (e.g. AWS)                |
| Error    | Any error message recorded during scanning   |

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### Filtering

Each column has its own filter. Click the dropdown arrow in any column header to filter by that column's values. Each filter has 'Contains', 'Equals', or "Does not equal" options.&#x20;

For example, to see all files in a specific bucket that matched the "PII" profile:

1. Click the filter dropdown in the **Container / Bucket Name** column and select your bucket.
2. Click the filter dropdown in the **Classification Profile** column and select "PII".

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### Pagination

Use the pagination controls at the bottom of the grid to navigate through results. You can also adjust how many rows are shown per page using the page size selector.

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### Related Pages

* [Data Classification](/portal-overview/data-security-insights/data-classification.md): See results grouped by resource rather than file
* [File Access by User](/portal-overview/supporting-information/forensic-analysis.md#file-access-by-user): See who accessed the files that contain sensitive data


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