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Use Export to CSV on the experience or experiment list to download data for reporting and campaign organization. The file is a list export, not a screenshot or a copy of every chart on an analytics detail page.

Export a list

1

Open the right shop and list

Open Experiences or Tests in the intended shop.
2

Set the list filters

Set the status and search filters. For experiences, select the relevant tags as needed. Review the sort order before exporting.
3

Select Export to CSV

Use the list’s export/download control, labeled Export to CSV in its tooltip. Wait for the export to finish and the file to download.
4

Check the file before sharing

Confirm that the rows match the intended brand and list scope. Check the columns and metric definitions before combining the file with other reports.

Which filters are included?

The current list export controls do not pass a custom analytics date range. Do not assume that an export represents the date range selected on a different analytics screen. For a date-specific comparison, verify the report scope before presenting the figures as a weekly or monthly result.

What an experience export includes

The experience export includes identifiers and names, sessions, revenue, conversion rate, average order value, orders, tags, click-through rate, add-to-cart rate, and available page links. The rate columns labeled CVR (%), CTR (%), and ATC (%) are percentage values. Avoid multiplying them by 100 again when formatting a spreadsheet. The link columns serve different purposes: A blank link cell does not by itself mean the experience is broken. It can mean that the corresponding destination or direct Smart Link association is absent. The connected-link columns should not be treated as a complete inventory of every experiment or external campaign that can send traffic to the page.

Sharing and comparing exports

Keep the export date, active shop, filters, and metric scope with the file. Use the metrics glossary when interpreting rates and revenue. A CSV does not remove differences between Jurni’s attribution and another platform’s reporting.

Troubleshooting

The export action is unavailable: check your access to the list and its metrics with a shop admin. The file contains unexpected experiences: review the status, search, and tag filters in the list you exported. Numbers differ from another screen: compare scope, period, filters, and attribution rather than assuming every export uses the same reporting view.