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The Findings tab displays variants you’ve marked as clinically significant during your analysis. These curated findings form the basis of your clinical interpretation and reporting.

Finding categories

Filter findings using the category tabs at the top:
CategoryDescription
AllView all findings regardless of category
PrimaryVariant most likely explains the patient’s phenotype
CausalConfirmed to cause the patient’s condition
SecondaryRelated but not the primary cause
IncidentalClinically significant variant unrelated to the case phenotype

Finding cards

Each finding displays as a card with the following information:
  • Gene symbol — The gene where the variant occurs
  • Genomic position — Chromosome and coordinate (e.g., “chr17:43,091,578”)
  • Pathogenicity badge — Color-coded classification (Pathogenic, Likely Pathogenic, VUS, etc.)
  • HGVS notation — Standardized variant description
  • Zygosity — Heterozygous or Homozygous
  • Consequence type — Predicted functional impact (missense, frameshift, splice site, etc.)
  • Reviewer — Who marked this finding
Each card includes two action buttons:
  • Details — Opens the variant detail panel for comprehensive information
  • Edit Notes — Add or modify clinical notes for the finding
Case findings

Marking a finding

To mark a variant as a finding:
  1. Open the Variants tab and locate the variant
  2. Click on the variant to open the detail panel
  3. Use the marking controls to designate it as a finding and select a category

Exporting findings

Click the Export button at the top of the Findings tab to download your curated findings. The export includes all finding metadata for use in clinical reports or external documentation.
Findings can be included in clinical reports generated from the chat interface.