PXLQuill / Documentation
From first engagement
to final delivery.
Practical guides to writing, reviewing and delivering reports. Screenshots show the current application with fictional data in an isolated demonstration workspace.
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Start with your invitation, workspace and first engagement.
Workspaces and access
Know which workspace you are working in and who can edit it.
Create and organise engagements
Keep each assessment’s scope, findings and versions together.
Clients and report details
Reuse client records while controlling what enters a report.
Write and format the narrative
Structure a report without losing the evidence behind it.
Autosave and recovery
Recognise saved, pending and retry states.
Author findings
Make each issue reproducible, bounded and actionable.
Attach and manage evidence
Connect the report’s claims to the material that supports them.
Build a reusable finding library
Standardise the starting point, then tailor the finding.
Import scanner findings
Use Burp XML and Nessus as inputs to the reporting workflow.
Choose and customise templates
Start with five designs, then make the report your own.
Custom Word layouts
Understand the boundary between PDF profiles and Word templates.
Generate and export
Create a report snapshot you can review and deliver.
Versions and the report archive
Keep draft changes distinct from delivered history.
Review and approval
Separate editorial acceptance from technical validation.
Record retest outcomes
Carry remediation evidence into a clear follow-up.
Prepare delivery
Hand over the right report and supporting material.
Troubleshooting
Recover safely and send useful diagnostics.
Choose a report purpose
Choose the output for its audience, independently of the visual design.
Scoring and classification
Record severity, technical validation and classifications deliberately.
Custom chapters and fields
Add context without forcing every assessment into the same structure.
Reusable engagement content
Reuse the starting structure, then make the assessment specific.