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Export analytics to CSV

Export traffic, referrals, assistant, search, and feedback analytics to CSV from your Mintlify dashboard and interpret each export field.

Analytics require a Pro or Enterprise plan.

Export analytics categories to CSV for deeper analysis, reporting, or archival. Exports use the time range selected on the analytics page.

  1. Select Export to CSV.
  2. Select a category to export: traffic, referrals, assistant conversations, searches, or feedback.
  3. Wait for Mintlify to email you a download link.
The Export to CSV button on the analytics page.

Interpret traffic exports

Traffic exports break down page views by visitor category so you can compare traffic from humans, agents, search crawlers, and other bots.

ColumnDescription
humanViewsHTML page views from non-bot traffic.
aiViewsViews from AI agents such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor, plus Markdown page fetches from clients that are not recognized crawlers.
searchIndexViewsViews from search and indexing crawlers, such as Googlebot, Bingbot, and OAI-SearchBot.
trainingViewsViews from crawlers that collect content for AI model training, such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and CCBot.
otherAiViewsViews from other AI-related bots that do not fit the preceding categories.
totalViewsThe sum of humanViews and aiViews.

Mintlify classifies each view using known user-agent patterns for search crawlers, training crawlers, and AI assistants. Categories are mutually exclusive, so each view counts toward exactly one column.

searchIndexViews, trainingViews, and otherAiViews do not count toward totalViews.

Interpret assistant exports

Assistant exports include the queries, responses, sources, and a resolutionStatus column. The column indicates whether the assistant successfully answered each question with a value of answered or unanswered. Use it to identify documentation gaps surfaced by questions the assistant could not resolve.

Sample analysis prompts for assistant exports:

  • List any queries that had no sources cited.
  • Find patterns in unsuccessful interactions.
  • Group unanswered queries by topic to prioritize content updates.
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