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# Saved reports

How to use saved reports in Snyk API & Web

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## Saved reports

With Snyk API & Web, you can download reports of specific scans (scan reports), or reports based on search criteria you define, that can comprise multiple targets (saved reports).

This feature, available on the Enterprise plan only, lets you, for instance, get a report of all High findings across all targets from a specific team.

### Generate a saved report

To generate these reports, navigate to the global list of **Findings**, apply the search terms and filters you want, and click **Reports** in the top right corner of the page. A dropdown menu appears with three options.

#### Generate now

This generates a PDF report of the findings listed, taking into account the search and filters applied in the interface.

As with scan reports, you can choose to send the report by email, or wait for it to be generated and then download it.

#### Save report

This saves a new report, which takes into account the search and filters applied in the interface, and lists it under Manage reports.

You can save reports with or without recurrence. If you configure recurrence, you automatically receive the report at your email address on the "next report" date.

#### Manage reports

This option redirects to a new page where you can manage the reports you already saved using the previous option.

* Click the **Findings list** link in the Findings column to access the global Findings list filtered by the same criteria used when saving the report. This gives you an overview of the findings that match the criteria applied. You can also tweak this pre-filtered view to generate new reports with similar filters.
* Click **Download** to download the current report, taking into account the filters and search defined. The results can differ each time you download the report, because the findings in the report are always up to date.
* Click **Delete** to delete the report. Snyk cancels any upcoming reports, and you no longer receive them by email.


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