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How to export your data

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If you're looking to export your data from June, follow these simple steps. You'll be able to receive your full dataset in CSV format via email.

1. Go to the migration page

2. Stop sending data to June

To ensure a clean export, stop all tracking from your codebase:

  • Remove or disable June tracking (track/page events, identify, group calls)

  • Then, mark each type as “done” in the migration page

  • Confirm no new data is coming in by checking the Developer Logs. Make sure no recent data appears for any type

3. Select your export option

Scroll down to the "Select a data export option" section.
Choose the CSV option, then click Continue.

3. Export your data

In the "Export your data" section, click the green Export data button.
This will trigger the export process.

4. Understanding your export status

Once you click “Start data export”, here’s what to expect:

1. Export requested
Your export request has been received and is being queued. This status should appear immediately after you click the button.

2. Export in progress
Within 30 minutes, the status should update to “Export in progress”. This means your data is being processed. If it’s still stuck on “Export requested” after 30 minutes, feel free to reach out, we’ll check that everything’s working smoothly.

3. Export completed
Once your export is ready, the status will change to “Export completed” and you’ll receive an email with a download link. This step can take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours depending on the size of your data, up to 24 hours in rare cases.

5. Receive your data

You’ll receive an email from [email protected] with your exported CSV file within 24 hours (depending on the amount of data, this might take a little time)

6. How to unzip .zst files

Your export comes as a .zst (Zstandard) compressed file. To open it:

  • macOS
    On Mac, the easiest way to unpack a .zst file is probably to install the zstd package and run it in your console, like this.

  • Windows:
    You can use a tool like 7-Zip to extract the file. Just right-click and choose Extract Here.

Once uncompressed, you’ll get a .csv file with your data.

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