> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.borghq.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Reports

> Download and share pentest reports from Odin

The Reports page is your library of pentest reports. Each Mjolnir run produces a report when it completes, and your team can download, share, or export the underlying data here.

Open it from **Management > Reports** in the sidebar.

## Pentest reports

Every report contains:

* **Executive summary**: an overview of scope, methodology, and key results
* **Findings breakdown**: every confirmed vulnerability with severity, description, reproduction steps, and suggested fix
* **Risk summary**: an aggregated view of risk by severity and category
* **Scope details**: the target URLs, repositories, and configuration used during the run
* **Methodology**: how Mjolnir ran the assessment (reconnaissance, attack surface mapping, test case generation, execution)

Reports use Odin's immutable revision system — whenever the report content changes (for example, after retests confirm a fix), a new revision is created. The latest revision is what you download by default.

## Downloading a report

Click any report in the list and use **Download** to export the latest revision as PDF.

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## Sending a report by email

Use **Send by email** to email a download link to a stakeholder who doesn't have access to Odin. Enter their email address and an optional message, and they'll receive a secure link to the PDF.

## Exporting the report list

Use the **Export** button at the top of the page to download the full report list as CSV, Markdown, or JSON — useful for tracking deliverables in your own systems.
