> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.irs.systems/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.irs.systems/report-analyzer/documentation/manual/main-screen.md).

# Main Screen

The main screen consists of only two areas:

* Tool bar
* Tabs

#### Toolbar

![Toolbar](/files/9MFdNxW94wDfybsCKUp7)

![home](/files/bGtvbQ6LBXeizeTQ6GqS)\
Click on this icon to switch to the start screen

![restore layout](/files/janEhxRrZFga4VpLLLo6)\
Clicking on this icon resets the display and arranges the windows in the default layout

#### Tabs

![Workflow](/files/f224lCCvezrnRV6Kyr26)

Tabs represent certain workflow steps and guide the operator through the program:

* Import
* Grouping

The following tabs are available if import and grouping tasks are completed:

* History and Statistics
* Error Distribution
* Graph Comparison
* Similarity Analysis
* Trend Analysis
* Watchlist

A tab consists of several areas and usually contains its own menu bar. In this menu bar, tab-specific buttons are displayed which the user can use to call up special functions. For example, the display can be changed, the help can be called up or the data export can be started.


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