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# Advanced reports

BugBug provides **compliance-ready test reports**, including detailed **PDFs with step-by-step screenshots**. You can also export test run and suite run data as CSV, JSON, or a ZIP with screenshots.

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Advanced reports are available only on the [BUSINESS](https://bugbug.io/pricing/) plan.
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## Available report types

* **Detailed PDF report with screenshots** - a comprehensive, compliance-friendly report with each step and its screenshot. Perfect for audits and documentation.
* **CSV** - a spreadsheet with all tests, steps, and selectors. Ideal for data analysis or importing into BI tools.
* **JSON** - structured data for sending results to other apps or integrating with external systems.
* **ZIP with screenshots** - a folder with separate CSV and JSON files for each test, along with all related screenshots.

The same window also offers the PDF summary and JUnit XML, which are described in [Standard reports](/organizing-tests/reporting/standard-reports.md).

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## How to download an advanced report

You can download a report for a finished **suite run** or **test run**.

1. Go to the suite run or test run in [Runs history](/debugging-tests/runs-history.md).
2. Click **Download report**. For a test run, you'll find it in the run's dropdown menu.

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3. Select the report format.

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4. For **CSV**, **JSON**, and **ZIP with screenshots**, click **Download**. For the **Detailed PDF report with screenshots**, click **Continue**, add a custom note if you want to include additional context, and then click **Download**.

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CSV and JSON reports download right away.

The Detailed PDF and the ZIP with screenshots take longer to generate, so BugBug prepares them in the background. You'll see a confirmation, and BugBug emails you when the report is ready. This may take a few minutes.

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5. Click the download button in the email. You'll be redirected to the BugBug app, where the download starts automatically.

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A generated report is available for **24 hours**. After that, the download link expires and you need to generate the report again.
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Reports with screenshots, such as the **Detailed PDF** or the **ZIP with screenshots**, can be large, sometimes **hundreds of megabytes**, because each test step has its own screenshot. Keep this in mind when downloading or sharing reports.

## Examples of advanced reports

Below, you can find examples of advanced reports for a single suite run with multiple tests.

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