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Reading Username results

After you run a Username search (see Username search: overview), results populate the Search Results panel on the right. Username Intelligence is the search type UserSearch has been captured returning populated results for — across two Modules, the 3000+ sites sweep and OneScan — so the guidance below reflects observed states. The results component is shared across every search type, so the general model in Found, Enriched & Connections and the Results table reference applies directly.

Populated Username Search (3000+ sites) run for "fred": counters read Found 204, Enriched 17, Connections 14, with a "204 found / 163 not found" status line, a Filter: Found dropdown, results columns Bookmark, Site, Enriched, Connection and Profile URL, and a Details panel whose All Connections section is populated
Populated Username Search (3000+ sites) run for "fred": counters read Found 204, Enriched 17, Connections 14, with a "204 found / 163 not found" status line, a Filter: Found dropdown, results columns Bookmark, Site, Enriched, Connection and Profile URL, and a Details panel whose All Connections section is populated

The results header carries three counters, always in this order. They count three different things and are never interchangeable (Found is green, Enriched orange, Connections white):

Found means the identifier was located on a site — a matching profile for the searched value exists there (per Lee, 2026-07-08).

  • The 3000+ sites Module reports both halves, e.g. Found 204 with a “204 found / 163 not found” sub-header; the counter reflects only the found subset.
  • OneScan surfaces a single count, e.g. Found 538 with the status line “Success. Found 538 results”.

Enriched means UserSearch holds further metadata on a found account — possible names, linked emails, and similar profile-level data (per Lee, 2026-07-08). Enriched is a strict subset of Found: only found accounts can be enriched. Coverage is Module- and data-source-dependent — nearly every OneScan hit was enriched (537 of 538), versus 17 of 204 for the 3000+ sites sweep.

Connections counts relationships surfaced between entities — linked-account clusters rather than raw site hits. Its exact basis is not documented, and it need not match the number of rows in the Details panel: the 3000+ sites capture read Connections 14 while the Details Connections (Match Accuracy) section stayed empty. A separate All Connections section in that same capture was populated (see The Details panel).

The results panel has Search Results and Bookmarks tabs. Above the table, action buttons appear in order — AI Analyse, AI Ask, Export, Clear — alongside a Filter control (e.g. “Filter: Found”) that narrows the visible rows.

  • AI Analyse / AI Ask run AI over the result set — see AI Analyse & AI Ask.
  • Export downloads the current results — see Export & reports.
  • Clear (styled red/coral) empties the current results set.

The table adapts its columns to the Module that produced the results (both column sets below are observed):

  • Username Search (3000+ sites) — columns: Bookmark · Site · Enriched · Connection · Profile URL. Bookmark holds a per-row checkbox; Site shows each site’s favicon and name; Enriched and Connection are independent per-row flags (a green check or a red X); Profile URL shows a Visit Profile link opening the external page.
  • OneScan (multi-source) — columns: Bookmark · Enriched · Found On · Data Source. Found On names the platform where the match sits; Data Source names the data source behind each hit (observed values: OSINT Industries and Predicta Search), since OneScan attributes every row to the data source that returned it. Every visible OneScan row carried a green Enriched check.
Populated Username Search (OneScan) run for "fred": counters read Found 538 and Enriched 537, a "Success. Found 538 results" status line, results columns Bookmark, Enriched, Found On and Data Source with data-source values OSINT Industries and Predicta Search, a greyed-out Profile View tab, and a Details panel Information block listing Found On Fansly, Registered Yes, an ID, Username fred, a Visit link and Followers 4
Populated Username Search (OneScan) run for "fred": counters read Found 538 and Enriched 537, a "Success. Found 538 results" status line, results columns Bookmark, Enriched, Found On and Data Source with data-source values OSINT Industries and Predicta Search, a greyed-out Profile View tab, and a Details panel Information block listing Found On Fansly, Registered Yes, an ID, Username fred, a Visit link and Followers 4

Selecting a row drives the lower-left Details panel, which organises the result into tabs and, within Details, labelled sub-sections:

  • Tabs: Details · Profile View · Graph. For a 3000+ sites result all three are active; on the OneScan result the Profile View tab renders greyed / disabled, leaving Details and Graph usable.
  • Sub-sections (3000+ sites result): Search Summary (search type, the searched-for value with its pivot icons, and a category such as “reverse-username-enriched”); a populated All Connections (rows keyed by an “information in common” value — here the term variants “fred” and “Fred” — each mapping to a list of sites, with a per-row Details button); an empty Connections; and per-site Search Results (Site name / Tags / Profile URL / Alexa rank) and Metadata (key / value) blocks, both sparse in the capture.
  • Sub-sections (OneScan row): All Connections, Connections, and an Information block — the concrete face of “enrichment”. In the capture that block listed Found On Fansly, Registered Yes, a numeric ID, Username fred, a Profile URL (Visit link) and Followers 4; the fields shown vary by platform.

The Connections sub-section adds a Match Accuracy column. Match Accuracy is set by the third-party data source, not computed by UserSearch (per Lee, 2026-07-08).

Two small icons sit beside a searched term, username, or connection value — next to the Searched For value, on each All Connections row, and beside the Username in the OneScan Information block. Both drive the investigative pivot loop (search → enrich → pivot):

  • Google “G” icon — opens Google with a preset dork for that value (per Lee, 2026-07-08).
  • Magnifier icon — also opens a Google dork query for the value (per Lee, 2026-07-10); it behaves like the “G” pivot.

See The pivot.

Switching the results panel to the Bookmarks tab replaces the table with a saved-results list, while the Found / Enriched / Connections counters persist. Each bookmarked row records its term, type, date, and Search type, with a delete action and a View more button to paginate. See Bookmarks.

  • Cross-check Enriched against Found — Enriched should never exceed Found.
  • Treat Match Accuracy, where present, as the data source’s own confidence, not a UserSearch computation.
  • Use the pivot icons — the Google “G” and the magnifier both open a Google dork for the value — to corroborate a hit against an independent search before you rely on it.

Related: Username search: overview · Username modules & options · Found, Enriched & Connections · The pivot

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