# Is there a report that includes incident details?

Yes, ilert provides comprehensive incident reporting that includes detailed information about each incident.

## Available incident reports

### Incident summary reports

ilert offers reports that include:

* **Creation time**: When the incident was first created
* **Resolution time**: When the incident was resolved
* **Duration**: Total time from creation to resolution
* **Escalation details**: How the incident progressed through your escalation policies
* **Team involvement**: Which teams and users were involved in the response

### Detailed incident analytics

The incident reports provide insights into:

* **Incident frequency**: How often incidents occur
* **Resolution patterns**: Common resolution times and approaches
* **Team performance**: Response times and effectiveness by team
* **Service impact**: Which services are most frequently affected

## Accessing incident reports

You can access incident reports through:

* **ilert Dashboard**: Navigate to the Reports section to view incident analytics
* **API access**: Use ilert's REST API to programmatically retrieve incident data
* **Export options**: Download reports in various formats for further analysis

## Report customization

While ilert provides standard incident reports, you can:

* **Filter by date range**: Focus on specific time periods
* **Filter by team**: Analyze incidents by specific teams or services
* **Export data**: Download raw data for custom analysis in external tools

## Getting started

To access incident reports, log into your ilert account and navigate to the Reports section. You'll find comprehensive incident analytics and detailed breakdowns of your incident history.

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**Related Documentation**

* [Reports Overview](https://docs.ilert.com/reports/overview)
* [Incidents](https://docs.ilert.com/incident-comms-and-status-pages/incidents)
* [REST API Reference](https://docs.ilert.com/developer-docs/rest-api/api-reference)
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