Accessing past results and reports

Locate your assessment history

Open the Results tab to see every assessment you have completed, including dates and credit usage. Your assessment history provides a chronological record of your Enneagram journey, allowing you to track how your understanding has evolved over time.

Each entry in your history shows when you completed the assessment, which version of the assessment you took (if we've made updates), and whether you accessed basic or premium insights. This information helps you understand the context of each report and identify which results are most recent and relevant.

Some users find it valuable to retake the assessment periodically—perhaps annually or after significant life changes. While your core Enneagram type doesn't change, you might notice shifts in your scores as you grow, work through challenges, or develop different aspects of your personality. Your history lets you compare these snapshots over time.

The history view also indicates which assessments are still available for viewing. In rare cases where we've made significant updates to our assessment methodology, we'll note that older results were generated using a previous version. All results remain valid insights into your personality at the time you completed them.

Download or share reports

Select any completed assessment to download the PDF, copy a secure sharing link, or resend the report to your email. Your comprehensive report is designed to be both immediately useful and valuable for long-term reference.

Downloaded PDF reports are formatted for easy reading on any device and print beautifully if you prefer physical copies. Many users find it helpful to keep printed reports in a journal or planner where they can annotate insights, highlight key passages, and track their growth over time.

The sharing feature creates a secure, time-limited link that allows you to share your results with coaches, therapists, team leaders, or trusted friends without compromising your account security. You control who sees your results and can revoke access at any time by generating a new link or disabling sharing entirely.

If you need to resend your report to your email—perhaps because you've switched email addresses or can't find the original—you can do so instantly from the results page. The email includes your full report as a PDF attachment and a summary of your primary type for quick reference.

For team settings or organizational contexts, you may want to compile reports from multiple team members. While each person's individual results remain private, you can coordinate sharing to create a team Enneagram map. This collective view can dramatically improve communication, collaboration, and conflict resolution within groups.

Continue your growth plan

Each report includes suggested next steps. Revisit them from the history page to track which practices you have completed. Growth is an ongoing process, and your assessment results are meant to be living documents that you return to regularly, not one-time readings you file away.

The recommended practices in your report are carefully sequenced to help you build on insights progressively. You might start with awareness practices that help you recognize your patterns, move to acceptance work that helps you embrace your type without judgment, and eventually explore transformation practices that help you transcend your type's limitations.

Consider creating a simple tracking system for the recommendations you want to implement. Some users check off practices as they integrate them, while others journal about their experiences with specific recommendations. The key is making the insights actionable rather than letting them remain abstract concepts.

Your reports also include references to books, podcasts, teachers, and other resources specific to your type. As you explore these materials, you'll deepen your understanding and discover additional growth opportunities. The Enneagram community is rich with wisdom, and your report serves as a curated starting point for exploration.

Don't feel pressured to implement every recommendation immediately. Growth happens at different paces for different people. Choose one or two practices that resonate most strongly and commit to them for a few weeks before adding more. Sustainable change comes from consistent, focused effort rather than attempting everything at once.

Comparing results over time

If you've taken the assessment multiple times, the history page allows you to view and compare your different results side by side. This comparison can reveal how you've grown, which aspects of your personality have remained consistent, and where you might still have work to do.

Changes in your wing scores, instinctual variants, or stress/growth arrow expressions can indicate meaningful shifts in how you engage with the world. For example, you might notice that as you've done personal development work, you're accessing your growth arrow qualities more readily or that a wing that was previously strong has become less dominant.

These comparisons are particularly valuable when working with a coach or therapist. Bringing multiple reports to a session allows you to discuss your growth trajectory with concrete evidence, making it easier to identify patterns, celebrate progress, and set new development goals.

Remember that small variations in scores between assessments don't necessarily indicate fundamental changes. Factors like your mood on the day of the assessment, recent experiences, or simply how you interpreted certain questions can influence results slightly. Focus on consistent patterns and significant shifts rather than minor fluctuations.