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# Share a Custom Report

You can assign different roles and permissions and share your custom report with other users in your account.

1. From the left navigation menu, select ![](/files/CDnwOBeIdds9r3Z6zTnO) **\[Engage]** → **Reports** → **More Reports**.
2. Select **Category** and filter for **Built** ![](/files/pJsLBrBDVoHbzf2iiL1a) **\[Unchecked box]**.
3. Find and select a custom report that you’ve created.
4. In the top-right corner, select ![](/files/VLpQJhOIZhrEQcdnQwew) **\[Sharing]**.
   * This icon will only be visible on custom reports that you own or where you’ve been given the owner's permission.
5. Select ![](/files/Gl8lj5gLPbgSXGH8yWYa) **\[Add]** to give members access to the report and start typing the names of these members.
   * The names will auto-fill once you start typing.
6. Select ![](/files/sJA7d1f2U8aZ3UZ7j58F) **\[Drop-down]** and choose a specific permission.
   * **Owner:** Owners can edit or delete a report or change other users' permissions.
   * **Editor:** Editors can edit the existing report.
   * **Viewer:** Viewers can only view the existing report.
   * **Remove:** Remove a member’s report access.
7. Select **Add members**.
8. Select **Save**.
   * Optionally, select **Copy Report Link** to copy a direct link to the report on your clipboard.

{% hint style="info" %}
**General access:** Check **All members in the account can view this report** to give everyone in this account viewing permissions.
{% endhint %}


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