# Exports

You can generate a report with the statistics of your project in a .csv file format at any time regarding:

* Campaigns\
  (data contained in the report includes: campaign id, status, title, content, sent, clicked, delivered, lost, actionPrimary, actionSecondary, createdAt, sendDate, sentDate, expireDate, redirectLink)
* Subscribers\
  (data contained in the report includes:  id, createdAt, customId, tags)
* Campaign activity\
  (data contained in the report includes:  dateTime, campaign, project, delivered, clicked)

To generate a report:

1\. Go to the “Export” tab

2\. Click the “New Export” button.

3\. In the form, select any collection and time range.

4\. After clicking the “Save” button, the export generation will begin.

A new line will appear in the list below with information on the progress of the export and, when the file is ready, a button to download it. Depending on how large your database is, the process can take from one second to several minutes.

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In the case of larger file exports, you can leave the application and return later to download the finished file because the export is created on our servers.

Glossary of terms:

\* actionPrimary - a click on the first action button

\* actionSecondary - a click the second action button

\* clicked - a click on the field without buttons (if any). To count all clicks in a push notification, you must add the values of clicked, actionPrimary and actionSecondary

\* createdAt - date when an event was created

\* sendDate - starting time of sending

\* state (campaign type):

\- triggered: automation campaign

\- draft: draft version

\- ready: campaign status before sending

\- sent: mass campaign


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