# Viewing submissions To view all submissions to your audit, click `View all` from your audit dashboard; this will take you to the full submission list. During the submission phase, and until the judge finishes triaging all submissions, the default view has three sections: 1. Triaged submissions (judge confirmed) at the top 2. Ungrouped submissions (new and under review) next 3. QA reports (compilations of Low-risk findings) last

Triaged submissions show first, then new submissions (not yet triaged).

QA reports are listed at the bottom of the submission list; submissions default to displaying in order of severity.

Once triage has been completed, you will no longer see ungrouped ("New & under review") submissions, just submissions that have been confirmed by the judge:

This view shows triage is complete; there's no longer a section for "New and under review" submissions.

### Timestamps The dashboard defaults to displaying a "Last updated" timestamp. To view more details, hover over the timestamp:

On hover, both the last updated timestamp and submission timestamp are displayed.

This information can also be accessed via the individual submission screen:

## Submission filters Audit submissions may be filtered by: * Search * File * Severity * Status * Group/ungroup duplicates * (For mitigation reviews only) Mitigated/Unmitigated status ### Search The search function offers a convenient way to locate submissions by keyword(s). The search field supports searching for: * keywords in submission title or body * warden/team name * submission number (e.g. `S-42`) {% hint style="success" %} For best results, ensure that you deselect any filters, and uncheck `Group by duplicates` — otherwise, some results may be hidden. {% endhint %}

Screencap of a submission list displaying search results for `S-42` — Searching by submission number works best with all filters removed.

### Filter by file The `File` filter on the submission dashboard allows you to search by filename (e.g. `contracts/Token.sol` ) and if desired, to set a first and last line to further narrow results. The filtered results are based on the file and line(s) of code referenced by the submitter.

The `Submissions touching same files` section within the individual submission screen links to a similarly filtered view:

Examples shown use test data only, so don't reflect real filenames.

### Filter by severity

The `Severity` filter defaults to displaying all severities, but you can adjust it to focus on a single severity level.

### Filter by status

The default setting for `Status` is to include everything except rejected submissions. The filter can be adjusted as needed.

### Group/ungroup duplicates Since Code4rena audits typically include many duplicate submissions, the default view groups duplicates together to save you time. However, there can be valuable detail and nuance within individual submissions in a duplicate set. If you prefer to review each submission separately, simply uncheck the `Group by duplicates` option.

Unchecking `Group by duplicates` displays every submission individually.

### Sorting By default, the submission list is sorted by severity, from High to Low. The sorting menu allows you to sort by severity, last updated, or duplicate count (number of duplicates) — and to select ascending or descending order.

The "Last updated" sorting function is especially helpful during the judging phase, if you wish to follow the judge's deliberations closely. It will highlight any submissions that have recent updates to the judge's evaluation, or new comments. ## Submission status The `Status` function allows your team to keep track of findings confirmed by the judge. This is optional, but you may wish to update a submission's `Status` in order to: * Keep track of your team's stance and mitigation progress * Provide input to the judge The options for `Status` are: * `Judge confirmed` : the default status for triaged submissions that the judge believes are valid and merit review. * `Accepted` : you agree the issue is valid * `Fixed` : you have fixed the issue * `Informative`: issue does not currently need a fix * `Disputed`: you dispute the validity of this issue ## Bookmark submissions The bookmark icon can be selected to help you track submissions you want to come back to.

The yellow bookmark icon appears on the far right of each submission row.

To view your bookmarked submissions, click the filter icon and select `Bookmarked only`:

The filter icon is in the top left section of the screen, directly below the "Submissions" heading.

This applies another filter to your existing filters, so you may need to adjust your other filters if you wish to display \*all\* bookmarked submissions.

To reset the `Bookmarked only` filter, just click the x next to it.

## Which submissions will appear in our report? Once the judge finalizes all decisions, your Engagement Manager will share a link to view all submissions that will appear in your audit report. All judge confirmed High- and Medium-risk findings will appear in your audit report, along with the top-ranked QA report. While your input to the judge (via the `Status` labels and comments) is taken into account, ultimately the judge has the final say in determining validity and severity. To preview the findings that will appear in your report, set the filters to: * Severity: `High` and `Medium` * Status: `Judge confirmed`, `Fixed`, `Informative`, `Disputed` * `Group by duplicates` = checked ## Individual submissions Clicking a submission title will open the full submission in a side panel.

Side panel view of an individual submission

Individual submissions may also be displayed in a full-screen view:

Click the "full screen" / "compact view" icon in the upper right (next to the x) to switch from side panel to full screen, and back again.

### Navigating between duplicates The submission number in the upper left corner can be clicked to show all duplicates of the selected submission.

The duplicate navigation menu distinguishes between the Primary submission (selected as best by the judge) and the other duplicates in the set.

## Export submissions as Markdown Any submission to your audit can be exported in Markdown format. The export feature will save the submission to your device as an .md file. ### To export a submission from the submission table 1. Right-click on a submission to open the context menu 2. Select `Export markdown`

### From the side panel (or fullscreen) view 1. Click the `…` menu 2. Select `Export markdown`

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