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# Viewing a Report

The Viewing a Report section helps you review the results of test executions in Avo Assure. It provides detailed execution information, including the overall result summary, step-level execution details, and orchestration action reports. You can also access reports received through email to review execution outcomes. This article explains how to view execution reports, understand result summaries, access reports through email, and review orchestration action reports.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Enhancements:**

* There is a new column added in report as **Error Details**, it provides detailed **error description** for the failed steps.
* The report is available in the format like **HTML**, **PDF**, **detailed PDF**, and **email notification** report as well.
* The error details are provided for **Grid**, **Excel**, **textbox operations**, **Dropdown** and **radio, checkbox** operations related actions.
* We have also provided the error details for Verify and compare related action in previous release.
* For each **GetParam** step with status, value, and parameter name. Failures include error details, logs, and screenshots, with filter support for quick issue tracking.
  {% endhint %}


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