SSIS -Integration services dashboard

Hi All, 
As everyone know SSIS 2012 Has pretty good feature called integration services dashboard where we can see all the execution reports in the project  , i am wondering is there a way call these report from ssis. i mean after the execution of the  package
need to call the report though the SSIS for that particular package and send it to the team in (EXCEL, WORD , ETC.....) format , is  this possible  ?  any help will be appreciated .  

You can run the reports from SSMS itself and export it to Excel / PDF formats by right clicking anywhere on report body and choosing Export option
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