The Summary section shows a row of metric cards which provide a quick overview of your report submission metrics to see any trends. All data shown is calculated based on the anchor date selection in the filters(link). **Report submitted date** only includes data from reports submitted within the selected date range. **Report closed date** only includes data from reports closed within the selected date range. Anchor date is only applicable to report count metrics and charts; bounty related metrics and charts will not be affected.

Item | Details

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Bounty Awarded | The amount of bounty paid out during the selected time interval.

Reports Awarded | The number of reports that received an award during the selected time period.

The Submissions & Bounty section shows the amount of valid submissions and the total bounty paid out during the selected time period.

The Severity section shows how reports and bounties are distributed by severity. You can view trends on how many valid reports are submitted and paid bounty per severity.

The Weakness section shows how your reports are spread among the different weakness types. You can view what areas you’re receiving the most valid vulnerabilities in so that you can know which vulnerabilities your program is most susceptible to.

You can see your weakness data by number of valid reports and also by bounty amounts.

The Assets section enables you to explore reports and bounties by asset. You can see which asset you’re receiving the most vulnerabilities in and how much bounty is paid out per asset.

You can view your asset data by number of valid reports and also by bounty amounts.

The date and filter section allows you to set the date range and interval of your results, as well as filter the results based on severity, current report state, assets, weaknesses, or anchor date.

To change the interval, select an option in the dropdown next to the date range and choose an interval based on your selected date range. For example, if you choose a date range of 1 year, your interval options may be “yearly” or “quarterly”.

To change the date, click the dropdown arrow next to the date and set your desired date range. You can choose a preset time range or set your own custom range.

Segments allow you to save filtering and date selections that you need to look at regularly without having to redo them every time you visit the page.

**Note:** The segments are saved on your local browser, not on the server. Others cannot see your segments. Deleting cookies will delete the segments.

1. Click **Add Segment**

2. Apply desired filters

3. Click Save as Segment

4. When you log in, click the segment tab

To edit a segment:

1. Select the segment