Reports & Analytics

Find a report in the report catalog

Narrow the Reports catalog with search, module, and report-type filters.

Workflow checked in the documentation demo: . Screens and access can vary by installed version and role.

Overview

Use the Reports page to find a report definition and read its description, module, type, and template name. These filters narrow the catalog; they do not generate an operational report or select vessel data.

Before You Start

  • Sign in to SeaVesselManager with permission to view Reports.

Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Search for compliance reports

    Open the Reports page at /reports.

    Enter compliance in Search reports. Leave the module selector on All Modules and choose Compliance in the type selector on the right.

    The list now shows the matching compliance definitions.

    Reports catalog with the Compliance type selected and two matching report definitions
    Search and the highlighted report-type selector work together.
  2. Narrow the results to a module

    Choose Inventory in the module selector, keeping the search and Compliance type selected.

    Review the remaining Class Compliance Report row. Its description and template name identify the catalog entry.

    Class Compliance Report highlighted as the only match for Inventory and Compliance
    The combined filters leave one matching catalog entry in this example.
  3. Switch to a different report type

    Clear the search text and return the module selector to All Modules.

    Choose Date Range in the type selector. The Date Range Report definition appears; no start-date or end-date fields open.

    Date Range report type highlighted with the Date Range Report catalog row below
    Date Range is a report type in this catalog, not a date filter.

Result

The catalog shows only definitions matching your current search, module, and report type.

FAQs

Does selecting Date Range choose the dates for my report?

No. On this page it selects the Date Range report definition. The catalog has no start-date, end-date, or vessel selector.

Why can the Active count be larger than the number of visible rows?

The Active and Inactive counts summarize the full catalog. The Showing count describes the filtered list.