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title: "Finding reports"
slug: "finding-reports"
updated: 2026-09-23T22:21:33Z
published: 2026-09-23T22:21:33Z
canonical: "docs.quantivly.com/finding-reports"
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> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.quantivly.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Finding reports

Reports are reached from **Explore › Reports** in the left-hand navigation. This article covers how the list is organized and how to find what you need in it.

## The list groups related reports together

A report with variants is shown as a single expandable card rather than as several separate rows, even when it has only one variant. Expand the card to see its variants; a report with no variants is a plain row with nothing to expand.

When a card's variants are different versions of the report, a chip counts them, for example **"2 versions"**. Otherwise the card has no count chip.

## Searching

The **Search** box above the list filters by report name, description and category, and by the names of a report's variants. Clear it with the icon at the end of the field.

Search matches the text you see in a report’s description, not its formatting.

## Subscriptions and favorites

A subscription has to name the report that will actually be produced and sent to you, so **you subscribe to a variant, not to a group**. On an expandable card, open it and subscribe to the one you want; the card itself does not offer a subscription control.

A report that is a plain row carries its subscription control directly, because there is only one thing to subscribe to.

To favorite a variant, open the card and use the star on the variant's row. A plain row has its own star. Favorited reports also appear under **Favorites** in the left-hand navigation.

If you were subscribed to a grouped report before v4.0.0, check that you are still subscribed to the variant you want — and ask your Quantivly team if it is missing.

## Dashboards

**Explore › Dashboards** appears only when there is at least one dashboard you have access to. If you do not see the entry, there are none for you — it is hidden rather than leading to an empty page. The same is true of **Explore › Alerts**.