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# Collaborators
The **Collaborators Inventory** displays information about collaborators of your project(s), including:
* **SCM Organizations**
* **Users**
* **User Groups**
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You can reach the **Collaborators Inventory** page by selecting the Collaborators tab at the top of any Inventory page.
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The **Collaborators Inventory** page displays the following information:
* Total number of organizations
* Total number of user groups
* Total number of users
* A table with a full listing of all the Collaborators
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Clicking on the  icon of any asset will show the details for the selected asset.
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In the **Findings** tab, you will find detailed information about the collaborator as well as a summary of all the *issues introduced by the selected collaborator*.
In the **Audit Trail** tab, you will find a timeline of all the security issues *introduced by the selected collaborator*.
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