# Managing Reports

Once your bug bounty program is active, you will begin receiving vulnerability reports. You can view the submitted vulnerabilities through the 'Submissions' menu.&#x20;

```
https://app.bugv.io/organization/submission
```

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Let’s take an in-depth look at the report:

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1. Title of the report/vulnerability
2. Company to which the vulnerability was reported
3. Last updated date of the vulnerability report
4. [Severity](/researchers/my-report/report-severity.md) level of the report
5. Current [status](/researchers/my-report/report-status.md) of the report
6. Reward value awarded for this report
7. Total [points](/researchers/my-report/points.md) assigned to this report
8. Total number of comments or discussions related to the report


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