You can access the Application Composition Report in your IQ Server in two ways:
When you log into the IQ Server the Dashboard is displayed by default.
Click the Reports icon 
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If multiple applications have been scanned, you will see all of them here.
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You will need to be a member of at least the developer group for the application you wish to see a report for. |
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Users of Nexus Pro+ do not have access to the Dashboard. Because of this, after logging in, you will be taken to the reports area. |
You will notice, that there are several columns:
To access the Application Composition Report, click the Violation Summary for the corresponding application and stage.
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By default this view will be sorted alphabetically by the application name. In addition to the filter, you can also click on the application or organization columns to sort alphabetically ascending/descending. |
The Application area is the same place where you can manage policy for your application, reviewing policies unique to the application, as well as those inherited from the organization. Located just below the application identifier and organization, you will see three columns:
Release
These represent the stage where the report was generated for/from. For example, if you use the Nexus IQ CLI and don’t specify the stage, it will default to build. When your scan completes and the report is uploaded, it would appear below Build. This is highlighted in Figure 10.3, “Application Area”
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Reports can also be accessed via enforcement point tools for CI, and Nexus Pro+. However, in each of the tools, they will connect to the IQ Server. |
