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# Flow Report PDF



The **Flow Report** is a structured PDF file automatically generated after a **successful scheduled run**. It walks you through exactly what was executed, which is great for documentation, compliance, or audits.  
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In this article, you'll learn about the different sections included in the report:

* [Header Information](../../../../../com/leapwork/www/index.html)

* [Keyframes Section](../../../../../com/leapwork/www/index.html)

* [Report naming and storage](../../../../../com/leapwork/www/index.html)

## Header Information

The first page acts as a **summary sheet** for the test run.
It includes:  
* **Team name**

* **Flow name**

* **Description**

* **Flow version**

* **Flow state at execution time**

* **Leapwork flow ID**

* **A link to open the flow directly in Leapwork Flow**

  *(Requires proper setup in Adobe Acrobat)*

* **Start and end timestamps** of the run

* **Total run time**

* **Execution Agent/Host** used

* **Execution result** (Passed / Failed)

* **Schedule details:**

  * Schedule name and ID

  * Run ID

  * Run list name

  * Whether the schedule was frozen

  * Whether only published flows were allowed

This page gives you all the **contextual metadata** about the run in a clean, digestible format.

## Keyframes Section

Starting from page 2, the Flow Report displays a sequence of keyframes,each one representing the execution of a specific building block in the flow.
Every keyframe includes the following elements  
* **Keyframe number and execution timestamp:** This shows when this block was processed within the flow run.

  *Example: Keyframe 13 -- Executed at 25-06-2025 10:16:22 +00:00*

* **Block start time / end time / elapsed duration:** Indicates when the block began and finished, and how much time had passed since the run started.

  *Example: Block start time/End time, Elapsed: 10:17:03/10:17:05 +00:00, Elapsed: 00:00:42.8433100*

* **Building block used:** The type of block executed, such as *MobileElementAction* , *ClickWebElement*, etc.

* **Building block name:** The custom or default name of the block, e.g., *Mobile Action*.

* **System log message:** A line describing the system's log output during that step. This matches what is shown in the Flow’s Action Log.

  *Example: Action Swipe was executed on mobile element: Position ({X=0,Y=435})*

If a **screenshot block** is used (e.g., *Log Mobile Screenshot* , *Log Web Screenshot*), the report will also display:

* The captured image

* The timestamp

* All relevant metadata and messages

This structure allows teams to **reconstruct and verify the execution path**, making it highly valuable for traceability and compliance reporting.

## Report Naming and Storage

Reports are stored **locally in Flow** , pulled from the **Controller** after run completion. You can access them via:

`C:\Users\<your-username>\AppData\Local\Temp\LEAPWORK\Studio`

**Folder structure:**

`<TeamName>_<RunListName>_<ScheduleName>_<Timestamp>`

**PDF filename structure:**

`<FlowName>_<Environment>_<Timestamp>.pdf`

The folder may contain multiple PDF reports if the schedule includes multiple flows.

**Note:** Flow Reports are subject to Flow's **retention policy**. If Flow is restarted or retention rules apply, locally stored reports may be removed.

You can always retrieve them again by right clicking the schedule and selecting **Open PDF report folder**.