Export
Create and deliver Control Center data exports on your schedule.
Create files from Control Center datasets and deliver download links by email or webhook. Exports run once or follow a recurring schedule.
Exports run in the background. You don't need to remain on this page.
Plan an export
Start an export from Control Center → Observability → Export. Scope the export to every project or one project. The project scope starts as All projects, even when you previously narrowed the export history.
Project scope
Every project or one project
All projects
Limits the included data
Delivery
Email or webhook
Sends a download link
Run type
Scheduled or one-time
Scheduled
Creates a recurring definition or immediate run
File format
CSV, JSON, or PDF
CSV
Defines each generated file
Give the export a clear name, such as Weekly audit trail export. You must provide a name and select at least one dataset. Webhook delivery also requires an HTTPS URL.
Choose data
Select the datasets that you need. Each dataset generates its own file. Selecting two datasets produces two files, not one merged workbook.
Credit Usage
Consumption by app, agent, and model over the selected period
Cost analysis
Platform Analytics
Platform, app, and agent events with the initiating user
Platform activity analysis
App Analytics
Published-app sessions, visitors, page views, and duration
App usage analysis
Agent Analytics
One row per traced operation, including trace, parent, summary, and duration
Agent performance analysis
Audit Trails
Configuration and access changes with the responsible user and time
Compliance review
AI Gateway Logs
Provider, token usage, cost, and latency for every model call
Model operations analysis
Eval Results
Scores, verdicts, reasoning, and human overrides for evaluated agent runs
Agent-quality analysis
Set delivery
Send the download link to one or more recipients.
Recipients
Comma-separated email addresses
Sends the link to each address
Empty recipients
No address
Sends the link to your signed-in account
Send the download link to an HTTPS endpoint that you control.
Webhook URL
Yes
Receives a POST request with the download link
Signing secret
No
Signs the request for endpoint verification; you can reveal the masked value while entering it
Schedule delivery
Choose a recurring schedule when you need regular files. Choose a one-time run when you need one historical range.
Scheduled
Hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly
Yes
The period for that run
One-time
Starts immediately
No
Your selected time range
For scheduled exports, the default frequency is daily and the default UTC time is 02:00. Daily runs cover the previous 24 hours. Weekly runs start on Monday. Monthly runs start on the first day of the month. You can't change either weekly or monthly anchor.
For a one-time export, select Today, Yesterday, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, This Week, This Month, or Last Month.
All times use UTC. Convert local times before scheduling an export.
Confirm and run
Review the summary before saving or running the export. It shows the frequency or date range, project scope, dataset total, format, and delivery method.
A scheduled export creates a reusable definition. A one-time export creates only a completed run.
Use these examples to validate the intended configuration:
Weekly at 08:00 UTC · All projects · 1 dataset · Csv → EmailRuns once, starting now · Jul 1, 2026 – Jul 31, 2026 · <project> · 2 datasets · Json → Webhook
Track and update exports
Saved export definitions retain their project scope, datasets, cadence, delivery, and format. Update a saved definition to change future runs.
Completed runs include one-time and scheduled exports. Each run records the requested time, project, datasets, delivery method, format, row total, and status. Status vocabulary can vary by environment.
If an email or webhook doesn't arrive, retrieve the file from the completed-run history while its download link remains valid. Refresh the history to retrieve the latest run state.
Canceling a new export returns the project filter to All projects. Reapply a project scope before reviewing history.
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