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# Report Tab

The Report dashboard displays a summary of the overall compliance status with a trend chart, while also providing a detailed, policy-by-policy breakdown of all compliant and non-compliant items for the selected date.

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1. **Report Selector:** This dropdown menu allows the user to select the specific report to be displayed.
2. **Date Selector:** This field allows the user to select the specific date for which to view the generated report data.
3. **Download Button:** This icon enables the user to download the currently displayed report, including all summary and detailed findings, for offline analysis or archival.
4. **Report Summary:** This section displays information for the selected report. It includes details such as the associated Account and Update Date, and a time-series chart visualizing the Compliance Status over the selected period.
5. **Detailed Information:** This section displays a comprehensive list of all policies applied for this report, along with their individual compliance results. It includes filter and search bars to navigate the findings.\
   Users can click the **\[>]** icon on the right of any policy to expand the row and view specific details about the compliant or non-compliant resources.


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