> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.rekor.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.rekor.ai/rekor-discover-r/class-count-and-speed/images-and-media.md).
# Reports
Rekor Discover's reports analyze the study data using A.I. and machine learning to provide powerful roadway intelligence and insights utilizing easy-to-read graphics and information.
To create a report, click Create New Report.
Each report requres a few simple steps to generate.
#### Select Study
Select the study that will serve as the foundation for your report. If necessary, use the table search or filter options to find a specific study. Once you've made your selection, click Next Step to continue.
#### Report Schedule
In this step, you have two options. You can either define a specific time frame for your report by selecting both the start and end dates and times, or you can choose a schedule to run your report recurrently. All reports will be created in the study's time zone.
#### Select Stations
Select the station or stations that will contribute data to your report. To select all stations at once, click the Select All button. Alternatively, you can opt to customize your station selections using the Table view.
#### Select Vehicle Classification System
In this step, choose the the vehicle classification system that matches your preferred way of grouping vehicle classes. Your choice will shape how vehicles are categorized in your report. Click table rows to expand and view detailed breakdowns of each vehicle class grouping.
#### Report Name
In this step, take a moment to choose a name that captures the objectives and purpose of your report.
#### Review
Before finalizing your report, double-check your report details for accuracy. If you spot any discrepancies, use the Previous Step button to make necessary corrections. Once you're confident that all information is accurate, click Finish.
You're now ready to generate CCS reports!
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