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# Global Reports

## Overview

With *Global Reports*, you create cross-tenant reports that are visible to all tenant members.

Global reports can be managed centrally.

Only the creator can change or delete them.

Global content is marked with a **blue dot**.

## Create a global Report

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**Make sure you are in** ***Analytics & Reports*** **\[A]**

1. Click on **\[B2]** (*Add report*)
2. Select the type **Tenant** **\[C1]**
3. Enter a name **\[C2]**
4. Click on **Create** **\[C3]**

   ▷ The global report is created

## Edit an existing Report

If you want to share an existing report afterward:

1. Click on the meatball menu \[F]
2. Select **Edit**
3. Change the type to **Tenant**

   ▷ The report becomes global and moves to the corresponding folder

## Manage Global Reports

Global reports are automatically stored in **Tenant reports** **\[D]**.

This content is marked with a **blue dot** **\[E]**.

Global reports can be moved as needed within this area.

## Permissions

* **User reports** are only visible to the person who created them.
* Selecting **Tenant** in **\[C1]** shares the report with all tenant participants.
* Only the creator of a **Tenant Report** can edit or delete it.


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