
Inbox & Reports
Learn about your inboxes and reports
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- Report StatesAll Audiences: All reports are either Open or Closed and can be changed to a variety of different states.
- Report ComponentsAll Audiences: Components you'll find in your reports
- Keyboard ShortcutsKeyboard shortcuts for navigating reports
- Using MarkdownLearn how to use Markdown syntax
- Report TagsOrganizations: Organize, filter, and automate vulnerability reports with org-level tags
- Custom FieldsConfigure custom fields to add data to your reports
- FindingsOrganizations: Prioritize vulnerabilities faster with one view across all programs
- Findings FAQOrganizations: Answers to common questions about Findings
- How to Submit a Report Transfer RequestOrganizations: Learn how to transfer a report to a different program
- Quality ReportsHackers: Learn how to write high-quality reports
- Submitting ReportsHackers: How to submit reports on the HackerOne platform
- Claiming ReportsHackers: Claim reports that programs imported to HackerOne from external trackers
- Hacker Report ActionsHackers: Learn what report actions are available to you
- SeverityHackers: Learn how HackerOne calculates report severity
- Requesting DisclosureHackers: Disclosure enables programs to be transparent about the security vulnerabilities found in their program
- HackerOne on Your ReportsHackers: Understand who is interacting with your reports
- WeaknessesAll audiences: What weaknesses are and how they work
- Restricted from SubmissionsHackers: Learn about report restrictions and how they work
- Video Proof of ConceptHackers: Provide video evidence of a security vulnerability
- Setting Response TargetsOrganizations: Customize your program's response targets
- Response Target MetricsOrganizations: Define targets for four response efficiency metrics
- Pausing Report SubmissionsOrganizations: Pause new report submissions to give you time to address existing reports
- Submit Report FormOrganizations: Customize your report submission form
- InboxFeatures of the Inbox to help you manage reports
- Inbox ViewsOrganizations: Enable different members in your program to operate under a unified workflow
- Report TemplatesEnsure you get high-quality reports
- Organization Report ActionsOrganizations: Actions you can take on a report in your inbox
- Locking ReportsLock closed reports to prevent further discussion or action
- Duplicate ReportsOrganizations: What happens when a hacker reports a vulnerability that has already been reported
- Duplicate DetectionStreamline the detection of duplicate reports across programs
- Export ReportsExport reports as different file types
- Response LabelsSee which reports you need to take action on
- Disclosure & Coordinated Vulnerability DisclosureOrganizations: Outline how your program handles disclosure and manages it.
- Custom InboxesOrganizations: Separate report access based on teams, assets, or business units.
- Limiting Disclosed InformationOrganizations: Limit shared information instead of disclosing reports in full detail
- Request a RetestOrganizations: Ask hackers to verify whether a fix has been made
- Request Code ReviewOrganizations: Verify source code updates adequately address reported vulnerabilities
- VacationsLet hackers know that your internal security resources will be limited for a bit
- HackerOne on Your ProgramUnderstand who is interacting with your reports
