Results table, counters and statuses

After you run a search, the results screen presents three header counters, a results table whose columns adapt to the Module you ran, and a set of per-row statuses. This page explains how to read each of them so you can verify a result set with confidence.

Search 3000+ sites results table, Username Intelligence, Case "Mark"

The three counters

Every populated results header carries the same trio of counters, in this order: Found, Enriched, Connections. They count three different things and must never be used interchangeably. The trio persists across Module types even though the underlying table columns differ.

The counters are colour-coded: Found renders green, Enriched orange, Connections white.

Found

Found means the identifier was located on a site — an account exists there. A matching profile for the searched value was found on a given site or data source (per Lee, 2026-07-08).

• In the “Search 3000+ sites” Module, the header reads Found 207, with a sub-header “207 found / 161 not found”. This Module reports both halves; the Found counter reflects only the found subset (the complementary 161 are checked sites with no match).
• In the OneScan Module, the header reads Found 546, with the status line “Success. Found 546 results”. This Module surfaces no separate not-found count.

Enriched

Enriched means UserSearch holds further metadata on that account — for example possible names, linked emails, and similar profile-level data attached to a found account (per Lee, 2026-07-08). Enriched is therefore a strict subset of Found: only found accounts can be enriched.

• “Search 3000+ sites” Module: Enriched 18 of 207 found.
• OneScan Module: Enriched 545 of 546 found.

Enrichment coverage is Module- and data source-dependent: nearly every OneScan hit is enriched (545 of 546), versus only 18 of 207 for the single-site sweep.

Note

In practice, enrichment is what populates the profile-level detail for a found account — data such as account creation date, follower and photo counts, an avatar link, and a canonical user id. See the Details panel for how that data is displayed.

Connections

Connections counts relationships surfaced between entities — linked-account clusters rather than raw site hits.

• “Search 3000+ sites” Module: Connections 15.
• OneScan Module: Connections 0 — the connections count can be zero even on a high-hit result set (546 found).

Caution

A populated Connections graph has not yet been captured. In every observed state the connections detail area reads “No connections found” — including the “Search 3000+ sites” result, where the top counter reads 15 but the detail section is empty. The meaning of that mismatch, and the rendered Graph view, are not yet documented. Do not assume a populated graph based on the counter alone.

Memorise the distinction

Found = how many accounts were located. Enriched = how many of those UserSearch holds extra metadata on. Connections = how many links were drawn between entities. Different quantities — never substitute one word for another.

The results table

The right-hand results component has two tabs at its top-left: Search Results (active in all captured states) and Bookmarks. A “SEARCH RESULTS” section label sits directly above the table header row.

Header controls

• The Found / Enriched / Connections counter tiles are pinned top-right, alongside a vertical three-dot overflow menu (its contents are not yet documented).
• Sub-header / status row:
  • “Search 3000+ sites”: the text “207 found / 161 not found”, a Filter control labelled Filter: Found with a dropdown caret, and a help ? icon. The Filter narrows the visible rows.
  • OneScan: a status message “Success. Found 546 results”; no Filter control is visible in that state.
• Action buttons, right of the sub-header row, in order: AI Analyse, AI Ask, Export, Clear.
  • AI Analyse runs an AI analysis over the result set.
  • AI Ask opens an AI question interface scoped to the results.
  • Export downloads the current results.
  • Clear empties the current results set.

Caution

The full Filter dropdown options (beyond Found) are not yet documented. The AI Analyse, AI Ask and Export surfaces — the dialogs and output formats they produce — have not yet been captured.

Columns adapt to the Module

The results table adapts its columns to the Module that produced the results. Two column sets have been observed.

Search 3000+ sites Module

Columns: Bookmark · Site · Enriched · Connection · Profile URL.

Column	What it holds
Bookmark	A per-row checkbox that bookmarks the result.
Site	The site’s favicon plus its name (for example Mozilla Support, WordPress, Imgur, Trello, GitHub, SoundCloud, YouTube, TikTok).
Enriched	A per-row status flag: a check (positive) or a red X (negative).
Connection	A per-row status flag: a check or a red X. Independent of Enriched.
Profile URL	A Visit Profile link that opens the external profile page for that site.

The Site, Enriched and Connection headers carry sort arrows; the Bookmark, Enriched and Connection headers carry a help ? icon. The first row is highlighted/selected and drives the Details panel below.

OneScan multi-source Module

Columns: Bookmark · Enriched · Found On · Data Source (no Site, Connection or Profile URL columns).

Column	What it holds
Bookmark	A per-row checkbox that bookmarks the result.
Enriched	A per-row status flag; every visible cell is a check, consistent with the Enriched 545 / Found 546 counters.
Found On	The platform where the match sits (for example 35photo, ao3, dribbble, aboutme, clubhouse, youtube, truthsocial, trello).
Data Source	The data source behind each hit. Observed values are OSINT Industries (upper rows) and Predicta Search (lower rows) — the third-party data sources that OneScan aggregates.

A vertical scrollbar in both frames indicates more rows exist below the viewport.

OneScan multi-source results table, Enriched / Found On / Data Source columns

Per-row statuses

Within a row, the Enriched and Connection cells are boolean status flags — a check for positive, a red X for negative. They are independent of each other:

• Some rows (for example Imgur, Trello, SoundCloud, Aparat) show a check in both.
• Some rows show an Enriched check but a Connection X (for example GitHub).
• Some rows show an X in both (for example Mozilla Support, WordPress).

Read each flag on its own: a positive Enriched flag does not imply a positive Connection flag, and vice versa.

Integration and data-set status

Some result states show a Status (N) pill in the header, where N is a number. The pill is a live, minute-by-minute status of all UserSearch integrations and data sets (per Lee, 2026-07-10): if an integration or data set is faulty, it is flagged there. It reports the health of the data sources behind your searches, not anything specific to the current results table. The number is the pill’s own live count; exactly what that numeral enumerates is not specified here.

Verified against UserSearch v2.0.20