> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.openloyalty.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.openloyalty.io/implementation-guide/members-and-activity/members/member-list.md). # Member List In this section, we will cover everything related to the list of members. We will show you how to manage, add, remove and anonymize Members' data, and you will understand Members data better. The **Member List** is the central view for accessing and managing all members in your loyalty program. It provides a quick overview of member data and allows you to create, search, filter, and perform actions on member accounts.

*** ## Key Functionalities * 📊 **Browse member data** — view profile details, transactions, units, spending, and more. * 🔍 **Search & filter** — find members by identifiers or custom attributes, and save filters for reuse. * ➕ **Add members** — create profiles individually or import them in bulk. * ⚙️ **Manage accounts** — transfer units, assign tiers, edit details, deactivate or anonymize members. * 📂 **Export results** — download member data to CSV for further analysis. *** ## Learn more about For detailed instructions, see the following subarticles:


Creating Members	Add single members or import via XML.	Broken link
Managing Members	Perform quick account actions directly from the list.	Broken link
Single Member View	Explore the profile page and available member-level options.	Broken link
Filtering & Searching Members	Apply filters, search options, and save configurations for quick access.
Removing Members	Permanently delete member accounts or anonymize data.

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