Reporting & Data Export
seeshare offers multiple ways to export and share your security data, from PDF reports for stakeholders and auditors to CSV/JSON exports and API access for BI tools and custom integrations. This article covers how to download reports, export scan data, connect to platforms like Looker Studio and Tableau, and configure white-label branding for Sales accounts.
Reporting & Data Export
seeshare provides multiple ways to export and share your security data — from PDF reports for stakeholders to API and JSON exports for BI tools and custom integrations.
PDF Reports
To download a report, go to Domains, click your domain, open the Reports tab, and click Download on any completed scan. The PDF downloads immediately.
Reports include an executive summary with security score and grade, vulnerability breakdown by severity, plain-language explanations of each finding, business impact analysis, remediation guidance with actionable steps, responsibility attribution (developer, sysadmin, or hosting provider), OWASP Top 10 mapping, CVSS scoring details, and compliance status on the Professional tier.
PDF reports are well suited for sharing with non-technical stakeholders, client deliverables (especially for Sales accounts with white-label branding), audit documentation, and board or management reporting.
Data Export (CSV / JSON)
Scan data can be exported programmatically for analysis. Available exports include Scan Summary (/api/reporting/scans) in CSV or JSON, Detailed Findings (/api/reporting/findings) in CSV or JSON, and Trends & Analytics (/api/reporting/trends) in JSON. You can filter exports by date range, severity, vulnerability category, or specific domain.
BI Tool Integrations
seeshare's reporting data can be connected to business intelligence platforms. Looker Studio supports a direct PostgreSQL data source or the reporting API via a data connector. Tableau supports a Web Data Connector pointing to the reporting API or a direct PostgreSQL connection for real-time data. Power BI can pull data from the reporting API endpoints using the M Query connector. Google Sheets can use the IMPORTDATA() function to pull CSV exports, or Google Apps Script for more advanced API integration.
BigQuery Integration
For large-scale data analysis, you can export directly to Google BigQuery. Configure the integration in your organization settings, set an automated sync schedule, and get access to full scan history and findings data.
API Access (Professional Tier)
The Professional tier includes API access for custom integrations. Authentication uses a Supabase JWT token, pagination is supported on all endpoints, and rate limiting is applied per account. See the API Reference documentation for full endpoint details.
White-Label Reports
Sales accounts can customize reports with their own branding, including uploading a company logo, setting brand colors, and using custom report templates. See the Settings — Branding documentation for configuration details.