# Surfer Actions

*Article Topics:* [*NATS Admin*](/getting-started/common-topics/nats-admin.md)*,* [*Reports*](/getting-started/common-topics/reports.md)

## Surfer Actions Report

To view your Surfer Actions Report page, go to the Reporting section on the left-hand navigation menu, click "Surfer Actions," and on the drop-down menu, click "Surfer Actions."

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The Surfer Actions Report displays any actions taken by surfers visiting sites in your NATS installation and any relevant information regarding that action, such as where the action or error took place, what action was taken (transactions, cascades, errors, etc.) and the details of that action. This report can be used to view the actions that a surfer has taken on your site, as well as check for errors that occurred during their surfing process and why/where that error occurred.

By default, the data displayed within the Surfer Action table includes:

* **Session**: Displays a PHP-generated session ID for the action that took place.
* **Time**: The time and date that the surfer action was recorded.
* **Site**: The site this surfer action occurred on.
* **Program**: The program this surfer's transactions are paid out under.
* **Actions**: The action that the surfer took (i.e., cascades, transactions, errors).
* **Details**: Provides additional information on the surfer action (transactions display the transaction number; errors display what caused the error).

## Related Articles

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[Report Types](/nats-admin/reporting/report-types.md)
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