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Data exports

Data exports

Export subscription data from CoEditor CRM as CSV files for fulfilment, reporting, and operations.

CoEditor CRM provides subscription data exports so you can pull Stripe-backed subscriber rows into a downloadable CSV without building your own extract pipeline.

Two export experiences

FeatureWhere in CRMBest for
Data Exports (original)Sidebar → Data ExportsIssue-linked exports tied to print issues
Data Exports v2 (beta)Sidebar → Data Exports v2 (beta)Flexible subscription exports with labels, templates, and scheduling

This documentation focuses on Data Exports v2, which most publications use for operational and reporting workflows. If your sidebar only shows the original Data Exports item, your publication may not have v2 enabled yet—contact CoEditor support.

What you get back

Every successful export produces:

  • A snapshot row on the dashboard (name, status, progress, optional label)
  • A CSV file you can download when status is success
  • One row per matching subscription in the export, with columns driven by your column scope (all fields or a custom subset)

Statuses you will see: pending (generating), success (ready to download), failed (see status message on the row).

What you provide

When you create an export you define:

  • Export name — how the job appears on the dashboard
  • Stripe account and products — which catalogue slice to include (or all products on an account)
  • Subscription date range — optional start/end bounds on subscription activity
  • Column scopeAll customer/subscription fields, or Custom with checkboxes per field
  • Fulfilment flag — whether the file is intended for mailing, print, or warehouse workflows (vs analysis-only)
  • Optional label — organise exports on the dashboard
  • Optional print issue fields — issue name and cover/release/print dates when the export supports fulfilment

You can also save templates to reuse the same configuration, or schedule exports to run later and attach the resulting snapshot when complete.

Next step

Data Export v2 Architecture — export flow, what you configure, and what you receive in the CSV.

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