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Triage with reports
Reports are automatically generated after a job has run. They provide a way of managing issues so that you can helps you manage issues that are important to your organization and do so in a way that is supported both by the Enterprise Console's workflow and the workflows of other processes within your organization.
Summarizing issues in report packs
A report pack is a bundle of reports that summarizes the issues discovered within its reports and provides a window into those reports. The reports themselves contain the details of the issues found on your website or application.

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- Triage with reports
  Reports are automatically generated after a job has run. They provide a way of managing issues so that you can helps you manage issues that are important to your organization and do so in a way that is supported both by the Enterprise Console's workflow and the workflows of other processes within your organization.
  - Summarizing issues in report packs
    A report pack is a bundle of reports that summarizes the issues discovered within its reports and provides a window into those reports. The reports themselves contain the details of the issues found on your website or application.
    - Report pack access privileges
      Report packs are collections of reports that can be organized by any criteria you choose: web application, developer or business unit. Most times, you will create a report pack for each website or application, but there might be instances where you want to scope by individual developer or business unit. Access to a report pack can be granted or denied to Standard Users in a folder.
    - Creating a customized report pack
      You create a customized report pack the same way you create any other item in a folder.
    - Filtering report data from a report pack
      When you create a report pack you can choose which reports are included in it. But many times you will find it necessary to scope the information to filter unnecessary data from the report pack so that it is easier to read.
    - Exporting report pack properties
      You can export report pack properties and create a new report pack based on those properties. A schedule is not exported as part of the report pack properties.
    - Adding an alert to a report pack
      Report Packs are collections of reports that can be organized by any criteria you choose — web application, developer or business unit. By adding an alert, you control the events you will be notified about when the status changes.
    - Running, canceling, and deleting a report pack
      A report pack is run in the same way as any other item. A report pack can be run even when it is currently running; the report pack will finish its current run and start again.
  - Organizing report and dashboard results for analysis
    A tremendous amount of powerful data is delivered through the reports. But not every organization wants to review their data in exactly the same way as everybody else. Flexible viewing mechanisms help you organize how you review your issues in whatever way makes the most sense to you.
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Summarizing issues in report packs

A report pack is a bundle of reports that summarizes the issues discovered within its reports and provides a window into those reports. The reports themselves contain the details of the issues found on your website or application.

About this task

Typically, a report pack will describe the issues in a given section of your site (by scoping its data with filters). Every report pack has properties that define its reports and its attributes, such as who has access to it and who does not.

Procedure

Create the report pack and select the source jobs or folders that will contribute data to it.
Add reports.
Scope the data so the report pack only contains the information you need. Report packs are used to create dashboards, so when you are creating the report pack, think about how you want the information to be displayed as a summary to those who will only review dashboard data. The dashboard will summarize the total number of issues and the issue status, by type.
Schedule the report pack so it can update itself on a regular basis with new data when the data becomes available. Alternatively, you can run the report pack manually. In either case, you must run the report pack when you create it and on a periodic basis to update its data. You will likely update the report pack as often as the jobs that contribute to it are run.
If you experience problems with the report pack while it is running, check the report pack log file.
Determine who should have access to the report pack data and who should not.