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Export issues to CSV

Learn how to export issues to CSV via the web app and take a look at the data columns in the exports.

Why export my issues to CSV?

Exporting issues as CSV can pack raw data into a single file which can be imported into another platform or for record-keeping.

You can only export up to 10,000 issues at a time. If you have more than 10,000 issues to export, we recommend filtering your issue list to export in smaller batches.

Export issues to CSV

  1. Log in to the web app.

  2. Select Issues iconIssues from the menu on the left-hand side.

  3. Filter the issue list to show only the issues you want to export.

  4. Click image on the upper-right side of the page. This downloads all issues to CSV, following any applied filters. Export issues to CSV via the web app.

You can now export your responses to issue custom questions as CSV. Please note that each custom question will show as a new column in the CSV export.

CSV column headers

Column header

Description

Issue ID

The unique identifier of an issue for integrations.

Unique ID

The unique ID of an issue, which can be used to identify a specific issue.

Category

The category of an issue.

Title

The title of an issue.

Description

The description of an issue.

Status

The status of an issue.

Site

The site of an issue.

Priority

The priority of an issue.

Date occurred

The date and time an issue began or was initially observed.

Due date

The due date and time of an issue, following the time zone of your computer system setting.

Assignee

The assignee of an issue.

Created by

The creator of an issue.

Created

The date and time an issue was created, following the time zone of your computer system setting.

Last updated

The date and time that an issue was last updated, following the time zone of your computer system setting.

Resolved at

The date and time an issue was resolved, following the time zone of your computer system setting.

Days opened

The number of days an unresolved issue has been open.

Custom questions

The questions used to capture critical information for each issue.

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