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# View Domain Details

**Page Type:** Task Guide\
**Status:** Draft (Noah Edit)\
**Owner:** Compassly Documentation Team\
**Last Verified:** 2026-04-02 (Noah Edit: 2026-04-23)\
**Audience:** Super Admin, Admin, Supervisor, Clinician

## What This Section Covers

This material covers how to open a specific Domain record and review the information available for that item.

## Before You Start

* You must have permission "View domain list".
* You must have permission "View domain details".
* Depending on your role, you may see only be able to acces the View Details page OR the Edit Details page.

## Where To Start

1. Sign in to Compassly.
2. In the left navigation menu, select ***Program Library***.
3. In the left navigation menu, select ***Domains*** from the dropdown menu under ***Program Library***.

## Available Actions

1. **On the *****Domain***** list page, select the item you want to review.**
   * You may want to use the filters covered in "View Domain List" guide to narrow your list data.
   * You can either select the item by clicking on the item's row in the list, or by opening the Action dropdown menu (click the three dots on the right under the Action column) and selecting "View Domain" (or "Edit Domain, if "View Domain" is not available).

![](/files/zQzFFdkzmeUu1Zc7MN8C) *Figure 1. Domain list with emphasis on view navigation.*

2. **Review the information shown on the details page.**

   * If you only have view access, the page will be titled "View domain". If you have edit permissions, it will be titled "Edit domain" (See image below).

   * There will be a text field, *Domain name*, as well as an icon displayed to the right of that field.

   > NOTE: The image provided was taken on an account with edit permissions, so it displays edit options that will not be available on a purely view-authorized account.

![](/files/B39iiGpZbJ42YvRIoJ2R)\
*Figure 2. View/Edit Domain page overview.*

## Role Differences

* ***Super Admin:*** Will only be able to see the Edit options for Domains.
* ***Admin / Supervisor / Clinician:*** Will be able to see the View options for Domains.
* ***Basic:*** Does not have access to Domains.

## Summary Of Section

**Upon reviewing this material, you should be able to:**

* Navigate to the view page of Domains in two different ways
* Identify the details of a Domain

## Related Guides

* [How to View the Domains Program Library](/compassly-docs/core-modules/program-library/domains/view-domain-list.md)
* [How to Edit a Domain](/compassly-docs/core-modules/program-library/domains/edit-domain.md)
* [How to Delete a Domain](/compassly-docs/core-modules/program-library/domains/delete-domain.md)


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