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1 -Shared Reports give an organization the capability to create consistent reporting and analytics across an organization or across various programs within the organization. The Admin User can create Master Reports that will be "shared' across OUs; the report can be run by those that the report has been shared with; however, the report will only show data relevant to that user's information based on their roles, responsibilities and permissions, across their clients and OUs. Let's look at an example to clarify.
1 +Shared Reports give an organization the capability to create consistent reporting and analytics across an organization or across various programs within the organization. The Admin User can create Master Reports that will be "shared' across OUs; the report can be run by those that the report has been shared with. However, the report will only show data relevant to that user's information based on their roles, responsibilities and permissions, across their clients and OUs. Let's look at an example to clarify.
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4 4  For the purposes of this Shared Reports example, we will use the Outcomes Snapshot Report across all OUs in this organization.
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66 66  [[image:Shared Reports - Note - User only sees their OU.png||width="35%"]]
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68 -Below is an example of the Outcome Snapshot Report for a specific user. It will be customized for each Staff user that runs the report based on their responsibilities and permissions as mentioned above, yet has the same consistent report logic for all users.
68 +Below is an example of the Outcome Snapshot Report for a specific user. The report will be customized for each Staff user that runs the report based on their OUs, responsibilities, and permissions as mentioned above, yet it has the same consistent report logic for all users.
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71 71  The purpose is to enable consistent measurement and reporting tools across the organization.