To illustrate the function and use case of First Due Reports (FDR).
First Due Reports live within Ad-hoc Reporting and are created by the First Due Reporting Team.
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1. First Due has created a suite of reports inside of Ad-Hoc to meet most of our agencies needs outside of the included reports in the Reports module. They are identified by the "FDR" (First Due Reports) in the name of the report, followed by the module. Most reports have a description further detailing the report.
2. Clicking on the hyperlink name of the report will run it.
3. If the FDR Report has most, but not all of the information you are looking for, you can clone it to make alterations. You will be given the chance to rename the report when you use the clone feature.
4. The full list of First Due reports can be found in the view menu. The reports are sorted into folders based on the Module they correlate with.
5. The filters in Ad-Hoc Reports can also be used to search for a First Due Report.
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