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# Adding to a Report
Step 1: From a report, click the **Findings** tab.
Step 2: Click **Add Findings** and select "From WriteupsDB" from the pulldown menu.
Step 3: Search for or use the provided pulldown filters to display the desired writeups(s) to add.
Step 4: Click the box next to the writeup(s) to add. Selected writeups will appear in the "TO BE ADDED TO REPORT" column on the right. Click **Add X Writeups**.
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Click the box next to "Writeups" in the table header to add all available writeups.
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The selected writeups now appear on the **Findings** tab of the report.
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Once a writeup becomes a finding, it is a standalone object that is not impacted if the source writeup or repository is deleted or the same writeup added to another report is edited or deleted.
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