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Sleekplan can export your workspace data as a CSV file so you can analyze it in a spreadsheet, load it into another tool, or keep a backup. You pick a dataset, we prepare the file in the background, then email you a link and list it for download. This article covers every dataset you can export and how the process works.
Exporting is available to workspace owners and admins. Team members with the Member role won’t see the Export screen. See Roles and permissions.

Where to find it

Open Settings → Export. In Settings, it lives in the left sidebar under Integrations & Developers, next to Import. The Settings sidebar with the Export item highlighted under Integrations and Developers The Export screen has two parts: Export data, where you start a new export, and Recent exports, where finished files wait for you to download. The Export screen showing the Export data panel with a Dataset picker and Start export button, above a list of Recent exports

What you can export

Each export covers one dataset for the whole workspace. Pick the one you need from the Dataset menu: The Dataset menu open, listing Feedback posts, Feedback posts extended, Comments, Votes, Changelog updates, User accounts, CSAT surveys, and NPS surveys
DatasetWhat’s in the file
Feedback postsEvery post on your board with its title, status, category, labels, and vote count.
Feedback posts (extended)The same posts plus richer columns: the author’s name and email, total votes, comment count, priority, the assigned owner, and the estimated date.
CommentsEvery comment, with its author and the post it belongs to.
VotesEvery vote, with the voter and the post they voted on.
Changelog updatesEvery changelog entry you’ve published.
User accountsEvery end-user account in the workspace.
CSAT surveysYour CSAT (customer satisfaction) responses, with scores and any written comments.
NPS surveysYour NPS (Net Promoter Score) responses, with scores.
An export is always a full snapshot of the chosen dataset. You can’t export a filtered subset (for example, only posts with a certain status). The filters on the feedback board change what you see in the app, but they don’t scope an export.

Start an export

1

Choose a dataset

On Settings → Export, open the Dataset menu and select what you want to export.
2

Start the export

Click Start export. You’ll see a confirmation that the export was scheduled, and it moves into preparation in the background. You don’t need to keep the page open.The Export data panel with the Start export button highlighted below the Dataset picker
3

Wait for it to finish

We build the file on a schedule, so it usually takes a few minutes to appear. When it’s ready, we email a download link to the admin who started the export, with the CSV attached. The file also shows up under Recent exports on this screen.
4

Download the file

Under Recent exports, find your file and click Download. Each row shows the dataset, who requested it, the file size, when it was added, and when it expires.A Recent exports row highlighted, showing the dataset, requester, size, dates, and a Download button
Finished exports stay under Recent exports for 14 days, then expire and are removed. Download the file (or use the emailed copy) before then. If you need the data again later, just run a fresh export.

Good to know

  • Format is CSV. Every export is a comma-separated file you can open in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, or any data tool. There’s no JSON or Excel option.
  • Large datasets are capped. Each export includes up to 5,000 rows, newest first. If a dataset is bigger than that, the export covers the most recent 5,000 records rather than the entire history.
  • The email includes the file. The notification we send has both a download link and the CSV as an attachment, so you can grab it straight from your inbox.
  • Exports contain personal data. The extended feedback, comments, votes, user accounts, and survey datasets include names and email addresses. Store and share the files responsibly.

Cancel an export in progress

If you started an export by mistake, you can stop it before it’s built. While an export is preparing, it appears in an Active exports section between Export data and Recent exports. Click Cancel on that row to remove the pending request. Once a file has finished and moved to Recent exports, there’s nothing to cancel: just let it expire or ignore it.

End-user accounts

Understand the people behind the User accounts export.

Filter, sort, and search feedback

Narrow your board in the app (note: filters don’t scope exports).