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# Reports - Satisfaction Survey
In this example, you have a satisfaction survey in the chatbot and now want to create a custom report with this information.
* To build a satisfaction survey through the chatbot, [click here](https://docs.sprinthub.com/topicos/converter/chatbot/chatbot-duvidas-comuns/chatbot-criando-um-chatbot-para-coletar-feedback-de-satisfacao).
Follow the example below for how to extract.
1 - Go to Reports;
2 - Click + New; add the name; select Leads > Created Leads
* New Filter > choose the Leads filter with the Field > Satisfaction Survey > Is not empty
Save the report.
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Attention: The plan **Traction do not have access to reports and dashboards**. Contact our support center for more information.
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