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# Reviewing Analysis

Once a workflow has produced results, a clinical geneticist reviews and interprets them in the **Variant Interpreter**. This is the tertiary-analysis step that follows [locating your outputs](/products/workbench/getting-started/locating-workflow-outputs.md).

## Opening the Variant Interpreter

To review a completed analysis:

1. From the **Data Page**, select the instrument and locate your sample.
2. Open the sample to reach its details page.
3. Select the workflow run you want to interpret. Only a run that **succeeded** can be reviewed.
4. Click **Review analysis** to open the sample in the Variant Interpreter.

You land on the **Summary tab**, which surfaces the priority findings for the case.

## What you can do in the Variant Interpreter

* Triage the **priority findings** and step through the strongest candidates.
* Review each variant class on its own tab: small variants, structural variants, copy number, tandem repeats, and paralogs.
* Classify variants and add them to the report.
* Submit the report for **Admin** review and sign-off.

For the full walkthrough, see the [Variant Interpreter](/products/workbench/variant-interpreter.md) documentation.

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The Variant Interpreter is the interpretation surface for long-read tertiary analysis. It presents the output of a completed workflow rather than calling variants itself.
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