# Access Inventory

The inventory page lets you browse and query your entire IAM configuration, combining data from your identity provider, IAM policies, your access logs, and P0's [IAM Privilege Catalog](https://catalog.p0.dev).

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### Search interface

When you land on the **Inventory** page, you'll be presented with a search interface. At the top of this view you'll see a query control, and, below, all items that match your query. By default results are returned in a asset table. Everything in your IAM configuration matches an empty search, so you'll see everything listed at first.

#### Asset list

To search for something specific, simply type any text included in that IAM datum into the "where" bar:

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For detailed information on how to query your data, see [query-search](https://docs.p0.dev/inventory/query-search "mention"). You can also have P0 help you construct queries by hovering over items:

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Clicking "show" or "hide" will update your query to show or hide the selected items.

You can display credentials, entitlements, identities, or resources by selecting these in the "show" selection:

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For each item, you can see detailed information by selecting "view," which will take you to the relevant [result-details](https://docs.p0.dev/inventory/result-details "mention") page.

#### Graph visualization

Results can also be viewed as a graph visualization. You will see all items that can reach your search terms, as well as the access paths that connect them.

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You can get more information on any node in your access graph by clicking on it, which will open a view of all that graph node's properties.

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### Creating custom monitors

You create custom monitors from the Inventory page. Results from these monitors will appear in [https://github.com/p0-security/p0-docs/blob/main/inventory/broken-reference/README.md](https://github.com/p0-security/p0-docs/blob/main/inventory/broken-reference/README.md "mention") on every scan of your environment. To create a custom monitor:

* Select a "show" option and enter a "where" query
* After ensuring that the displayed results match your expectations, click "Create monitor"
* Follow the prompts to add a title, description, and severity for your monitor

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