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# Data Export

Granular, row-level breakdown of monetization data for reconciliation and offline analysis.

The **Data Export** tab provides a flat, daily-grain breakdown of monetization performance, one row per application, platform, and country combination, for the selected time range and filters. It is designed to be downloaded and used for reconciliation, custom analysis, or import into external BI tools. 

## Applications daily data export

The **Applications Daily Data Export** table lists monetization performance broken down to the daily level.

* **Day** - The calendar day the row was recorded.
* **Application ID** - The application's bundle/package identifier.
* **Application** - The application name as configured in Helix.
* **Platform** - The platform (iOS or Android) the data was recorded on.
* **Country** - The country where the impressions were served.
* **Revenue ($)** - Total publisher revenue generated for that row.
* **Impressions** - Total number of impressions served for that row.

{% hint style="info" %}
Use this report to:

* Export raw, unaggregated data for reconciliation with mediation or ad network reports.
* Feed monetization data into external BI or data warehouse tools.
* Build custom breakdowns not covered by the General or SDK Version reports.
  {% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}
Unlike the other reporting tabs, Data Export does not include a **Date grouping** filter, since each row is always reported at the daily grain.
{% endhint %}


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