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# Accessing BloodHound Data in Reports

> How to access the data in your report templates

Accessing the data in your report template is simple. Everything is inside the `bloodhound` key in the report context.
You can preview this by looking at the JSON report data.

Inside the `bloodhound` key, you will find a `domains` key and, if it's BloodHound ENterprise data, a `findings` key.

For example, you can iterate over the domains to create a table like so

```jinja2 theme={"system"}
{%tr for domain in bloodhound.domains %}
{{ domain.name }}	{{ domain.distinguished_name }}	{{ domain.functional_level }}
{%tr endfor %}
```

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## Report Filters for BloodHound Data

| **Filter**                                     | **Usage**                                                                                                                                |
| ---------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `translate_domain_sid(SID, domains)`           | Accepts the `bloodhound.domains` `dict` and a SID to translate the SID to a domain name.                                                 |
| `filter_bhe_findings_by_domain(findings, SID)` | Accepts the `bloodhound.findings` `dict` and a SID to return only findings for that domain SID (based on the findings `environment_id`.) |