Every table in Churning Tracker can export to CSV. Exports respect your current filters, search, and date range — so you can grab exactly the slice you need.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.churningtracker.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
How to export
- Open any list view (Orders, Payouts, Shipments, Cards, Items, Point balances, etc.).
- Apply any filters or search.
- Click Export CSV in the top right.
- The file downloads immediately.
What gets exported
The exported CSV matches your visible columns. If you’ve hidden columns via the column customizer, they’re excluded from the export.Available exports
| Page | Export contents |
|---|---|
| Orders | One row per order with totals, status, account owner, card, retailer |
| Orders → Items tab | One row per line item (great for resale margin analysis) |
| Payouts | Payouts with linked line item references |
| Shipments | Tracking numbers, carriers, statuses, last scan |
| Credit cards | Card portfolio with SUB and annual fee details |
| Point balances | Current balances per program and owner |
| Reporting | Each chart can be exported as underlying data |
Common export use cases
Tax prep
Export orders for the calendar year, then filter to the order types your accountant needs.
Spreadsheet backup
Export everything quarterly as an off-site backup of your records.
Margin analysis
Export the Items tab and run pivot tables on per-product profit.
Reconciliation
Export payouts and cross-check against your bank deposits.
Format notes
- Dates export as ISO format (YYYY-MM-DD)
- Money fields export as plain numbers (no
$sign) - Multi-value fields (e.g., multiple tracking numbers) use comma-separated values inside the cell
- UTF-8 encoding so non-ASCII characters import cleanly into Excel and Sheets