# Export analytics to CSV (/analytics/export)

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Related: [Analyze assistant conversations](/analytics/assistant.md), [Analyze documentation searches](/analytics/search.md), [Stream analytics events to Amazon S3](/analytics/streaming.md), [Analyze documentation traffic](/analytics/traffic.md), [Analyze user engagements](/analytics/user-engagements.md)

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Export analytics categories to CSV for deeper analysis, reporting, or archival. Exports use the time range selected on the [analytics](https://app.mintlify.com/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.

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## Interpret traffic exports [#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.

| Column             | Description                                                                                                                         |
| ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `humanViews`       | HTML page views from non-bot traffic.                                                                                               |
| `aiViews`          | Views from AI agents such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor, plus Markdown page fetches from clients that are not recognized crawlers. |
| `searchIndexViews` | Views from search and indexing crawlers, such as Googlebot, Bingbot, and OAI-SearchBot.                                             |
| `trainingViews`    | Views from crawlers that collect content for AI model training, such as GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and CCBot.                               |
| `otherAiViews`     | Views from other AI-related bots that do not fit the preceding categories.                                                          |
| `totalViews`       | The 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.

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  `searchIndexViews`, `trainingViews`, and `otherAiViews` do not count toward `totalViews`.
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## Interpret assistant exports [#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.

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  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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