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### Managing Scheduled Reports

##### Security Requirements and Controls

- `Change scheduled report` permission

Scheduled reports can be managed from the `Scheduled reports` page. To access:

1. Navigate to the Automation tab of your repository or view

2. Select Scheduled reports from the left navigation menu. If the option is grayed out, ensure to have the `Create Scheduled Reports` permission. For more information, see Scheduled Reports Security.

The `Scheduled reports` page allows you to:

- Review the list of all reports created in the repository or view

- Use the quick filters on top to search the list by:

  - Source dashboard

  - Label

  - Status

  - Created/edited by

  - Search... box that filters the list by report name

- Create a new scheduled report using the +New Scheduled Report button

- Manage reports: pause, resume or delete reports

- Edit reports.

The reports' list show the following attributes:

- Status — status of the last report job, one of:

  - Pending report is scheduled to start in the future.

  - OK no detected problems

  - Warning warnings detected, open the side panel to inspect

  - Error errors detected, open the side panel to inspect

  - Disabled disabled status is displayed in two scenarios:

    - the report has been disabled by the user, or the scheduled end time is in the past

    - the report encountered a configuration error (for example, the source dashboard was deleted)

- Name — name of the scheduled report

- Dashboard — source dashboard used for the report

- Last report attempt — last time the report was triggered

- Next report scheduled — date and time when the next report is scheduled to run

- Created by— user who created or edited the report

- Labels — list of the labels assigned to the report

- Three-dot menu ⋮ to pause, resume or delete the report.

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