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The reports that can be created on dashboards are the same as those in the respective menu items in terms of their content and their report options. The explanations for them are found on the help pages of the reports per menu item.

Reports on dashboards offer the following additional functions:

• Prepare multiple versions of one report: Just like KPIs, reports can be added to dashboards multiple times. The "filter" button allows you to save different configurations of the report options in order to then have access to various iterations of the same type of report at the click of a button.

Example: A risk report called "Risk report - details", with details on measures and control definitions, the overview of the gaps assigned to the risk, and its temporal evolution; so that risk owners can periodically file a detailed status of their risks. And a risk report for the top managers called "Board risk report", containing just a rough overview of the open measures and active controls; for board members to get a grasp on the current risk treatment efforts.

• Set as default report settings: Experts and Professionals can save the option configuration of one report per report type on non-private dashboards (e.g. one risk report or one gross-net-risk report). In doing so, the report is then automatically generated with these settings from index pages (e.g. on the page Risk management → Risk evaluation, where there aren't any report options available). On the report page itself (e.g., Risk management → Reports → Risks → General) the report is also generated with these settings, but users can make individual changes to these settings. The report set as the default is marked with a star on top of the report icon.

Example: user A configures a risk report on the dashboard and sets the settings as default. User B generates a risk report from the overview on the page Risk management → risk evaluation and the contents match the default settings. User C has already adjusted the settings the way they need them on the page Risk management → Reports → Risk → General. Their individual settings are not overwritten by the default. User D is using the page Risk management → Reports → Risk → General for the very first time and sees that the report options are set the same way as defined by User A's default.