# Raw Data Export
This guide explains how to download experiment-grouped player data as a CSV file from the Airflux Dashboard so you can review Airflux's impact in your own analysis tools.
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### 1. What you can do
Raw Data Export gives you a CSV of the players in your app, tagged by the experiment group they were in:
* `Default` — players who continued under your existing ad-serving logic.
* `Airflux` — players who saw Airflux's AI-optimized ad policy.
Compare metrics between the two groups in your own tooling — for example, joining the list with your purchase data to verify whether Airflux moved revenue, or feeding it back into your CRM cohorts for retention analysis.
Quick facts:
* All times are in **UTC**.
* Each export file is kept for **1 day**. After that, re-submit with the same filters to regenerate.
* One app per export. Switch apps in the dashboard's app picker to export from another.
* On-demand only — no scheduled or recurring exports yet.
### 2. How to export
1. Sign in to the [Airflux Dashboard](https://app.airflux.ai/) and confirm the correct app is selected in the left sidebar app picker.
2. From the left sidebar, open **\\\[Exports]**.
3. Pick your filters:
* **Date range** — interpreted as UTC, limited to dates where your app has data.
* **OS** — iOS, Android, or both.
* **App version** — pick from the list, or type a version and use **Add** to include one that isn't shown.
* **Note:** If the value appears as *Unknown*, it means the app version was not sent to the Airflux server. This typically occurs when using an older version of the SDK.
* **Country** — search by country name or two-letter code; type and **Add** if a country you want isn't listed.
4. Click **Export**. A notification appears with the request status.
5. When the file is ready (typically under a minute), click **Download** in the notification to save the CSV.
You can submit several exports back-to-back. Each job appears in the **Export History** panel below the form, where you can re-download recent files or use the **⋯ menu → Reuse filters** to repopulate the form.
### 3. About the CSV
| Column | What it means |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `APP_NAME` | Your app's registered name. |
| `EXPERIMENT_GROUP` | `Default` (existing logic) or `Airflux` (optimized policy). |
| `USER_ID` | The player identifier your SDK sends to Airflux. |
| `SDK_INIT_TIMESTAMP` | When the player first triggered an event through the Airflux SDK, in UTC. |
```
APP_NAME,EXPERIMENT_GROUP,USER_ID,SDK_INIT_TIMESTAMP
mygame,Default,user_abc123,2026-03-01T09:15:30Z
mygame,Default,user_def456,2026-03-01T10:22:15Z
mygame,Airflux,user_ghi789,2026-03-01T08:45:00Z
```
Each player appears once. The **date range** filter selects players based on their activity within that window, while `SDK_INIT_TIMESTAMP` shows when the player first triggered an event through the Airflux SDK, which can be earlier than the date range.
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