CSV Data Export

Export your analytics data as CSV files for reporting, analysis, or backup.

Overview

Abner lets you export your dashboard data as a ZIP file containing multiple CSV files. Use exports for client reporting, deeper analysis in spreadsheets, or as a data backup.

How to export

  1. Navigate to the dashboard for the site you want to export.
  2. Set the date range and apply any filters you want the export to reflect.
  3. Click the "Export" button.
  4. A ZIP file will be downloaded to your computer.

What the export respects

The exported data matches exactly what you see on the dashboard. It respects the active date range and any filters you have applied. If you filter by a specific country or referrer before exporting, only the filtered data will be included.

Included CSV files

The ZIP archive contains the following CSV files:

File Contents
overview.csvTop-level metrics (visitors, pageviews, bounce rate, etc.) over time
top_pages.csvMost-visited pages ranked by pageviews
entry_pages.csvPages where visitors begin their session
exit_pages.csvPages where visitors end their session
referrers.csvTraffic sources and referring domains
ai_referrers.csvTraffic from AI tools and chatbots
utm_campaigns.csvUTM source, medium, and campaign breakdowns
countries.csvVisitor counts by country
regions.csvVisitor counts by region / state
cities.csvVisitor counts by city
browsers.csvBrowser name and version breakdown
operating_systems.csvOS name and version breakdown
devices.csvDevice type breakdown (desktop, mobile, tablet)
outbound_links.csvExternal links clicked by visitors
file_downloads.csvFiles downloaded by visitors
404_pages.csvPages that returned a 404 error
goals.csvGoal conversions (included only if you have goals configured)
search_queries.csvGoogle search queries (included only if Google Search Console is connected)
search_pages.csvPages appearing in Google search results (included only if GSC is connected)

Use cases

  • Client reporting: Export monthly data and attach it to client reports or invoices.
  • Spreadsheet analysis: Open the CSV files in Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers for custom charts and pivot tables.
  • Data backup: Periodically export your data for archival purposes.