> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.morevy.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.morevy.ai/docs/running-a-close/finding-the-members-behind-a-figure.md).

# Finding the members behind a figure

Every leg of the movement is a group of people. You can always see who.

Click the amount next to **Lost**, or ask:

> who is in Lost for February, and what did each of them cost?

You get names:

| Member      | Was paying | Now | Change |
| ----------- | ---------- | --- | ------ |
| Rowan Ellis | $209       | $0  | ($209) |
| Sam Okafor  | $189       | $0  | ($189) |
| Priya Raman | $159       | $0  | ($159) |

## Which figures you can open

The legs where money actually moved: **New**, **Returned**, **Growth**, **Reduction** and **Lost**.

Starting and Ending are balances, not movements. Opening one would return every member you have, which is a roster rather than an explanation, so Morevy does not offer it.

## When the names do not add up

Sometimes the members Morevy can name do not account for the whole leg. It says so, rather than presenting a partial list as complete:

> These 14 members account for $3,908 of the $4,508 in Lost. The remaining $600 could not be matched to a prior-period subscription.

That usually means a payment record whose member identifier changed, or a plan the file describes inconsistently. It is worth knowing, and it is exactly the kind of gap a summary would hide.

## What to do with the list

Two follow-ups are usually worth asking, and Morevy offers them under the table:

* **What do they have in common?** Tenure, plan and segment, across the group.
* **How does this compare to last period?** Whether this is a bad month or a trend.

The answer to the first is often more useful than the list itself. Eleven of fourteen on the same plan is a pricing problem. Eleven of fourteen in their fourth month is an onboarding problem.

{% hint style="info" %}
Member lists come back through the same computation path as every other figure, with the same audit trail. Asking who is in a leg is a question, not an export, and it stays in the conversation as part of the record.
{% endhint %}


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