A supervisor created a custom report, but none of his co-supervisors can access this report. What can cause the report to appear missing?

In Cisco Unified Intelligence Center (CUIC), role-based access control dictates entity visibility. If a user does not have at least "Read" permission for a specific report or its parent folder, the report will not populate in their Reports list, making it appear missing. The creator (owner) must explicitly grant Read and Execute permissions to co-supervisors or their respective user groups for the report to be visible and runnable in the shared environment.

A. A missing default view prevents the report from rendering properly when executed, but it does not hide the report from the directory list.
B. Missing Execute permission on the definition prevents running the report, but the report itself would still be visible if Read permission is granted.
D. Restricted Value List permissions affect filter population and data retrieval during execution, not the visibility of the report in the repository.

1. Cisco Unified Intelligence Center User Guide, Release 12.0(1), Chapter: "Managing Reports and Folders", Section: "Permissions".

2. Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise Reporting User Guide, Release 12.0(1), Section: "Report Access and Security".