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# See and browse your inspection reports (the Inspection Reports page)

The Inspection Reports page lists the inspections your team has filled out - each one an inspection of a property's equipment (an asset group). Each row shows the Property and Address, the Asset Group inspected, the Report Type, the number of Deficiencies found, the Status (Draft or Submitted), and the Last Update, Created On, and Created By.

Use the All / Draft / Submitted tabs to filter by status, and the Filter by property or asset group box to narrow the list - it matches report type as well. Click a row to open a report. Report Type, Status, Created On, and Last Update column headers sort the list by that column; clicking any other header sorts it by Last Update instead. Create Inspection Report (top right) starts a new one.

Submitting a report finalizes its deficiencies and records the service completions that advance the recurring-service schedule. You can also ask Essential to find a report, see which reports found deficiencies, or list a property's reports across the business.

![Inspection reports list](https://3838208579-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2Flu1pgNH0CrkCPslG8suQ%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-8ba524a931d5427ca1d1a38f27fc8f41820e106b%2Finspection-reports-list.png?alt=media)

> **Where to find it:** Inspection Reports page (main navigation, Inspection Reports)

## Related guides

* [What the inspection report page shows](/field-operations/inspection-reports/what-the-inspection-report-page-shows.md)
* [Answer a question on many inspection assets at once](/field-operations/inspection-reports/answer-a-question-on-many-inspection-assets-at-once.md)
* [Can I move an inspection report to another customer or property?](/field-operations/inspection-reports/can-i-move-an-inspection-report-to-another-customer-or-property.md)


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