> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.roivenue.com/roivenue-resources/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.roivenue.com/roivenue-resources/roivenue-training/data-exports/exports-from-roivenue.md).

# Exports Overview

ROIVENUE allows you to do exactly this and even more.

1. **Get all the data in one place** - no more connecting different tables in your data model.
2. **Apply filters** and get rid of unnecessary data.
3. Use 7 **standardized export methods (Sheets, MSSQL, Azure etc.)** to get marketing data anywhere you need it. 
4. **Have it fresh, every day** - no more waiting for the data set to be generated. If you save your report, it will regenerate automatically and be ready for you each morning. 
5. Create up to **ten Export files** with daily refresh for every ROIVENUE™ plan.

## Export Data from ROIVENUE

Head to the “My Data Export” section in ROIVENUE and follow the seven steps in the wizard:

1\. Click “Create New Data Export ”

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2\. Name your query and choose your data set (Performance Data, Customers, Orders or Targets)

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3\. Choose between aggregated or raw source data, select currency and periodicity.

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4.a) For Source Data: select columns directly from a set of more than three dozen of the most commonly used metrics.&#x20;

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4.b) For Aggregated: choose dimensions and metrics (columns in your future reports).&#x20;

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5\. Pick the attribution model of your choice.

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6\. Apply filters to select or exclude rows based on particular column values or skip this step to receive all of the data.

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7\. Select your desired data range - choose between number of days back, fixed date range or all data.

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8\. Choose your output destination from five options.&#x20;

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