Data Export

Sistava does not lock your history inside the app. Wherever you can see a list, chats, tasks and sprints, the Activity feed, or the files an employee produced in Drive, there is a matching export control that turns the current, filtered view into a file you can open anywhere.

Each surface exports in Markdown, CSV, or JSON. Markdown reads like a document, CSV opens straight into a spreadsheet for filtering and pivoting, and JSON keeps the full structured record for scripts or another system. The export always respects whatever filter or scope you already applied, so a filtered Activity tab exports only what is on screen, not the entire company history.

The difference from copying data by hand or asking an employee to summarize it is that the export is a direct dump of the underlying records, not a paraphrase. Task exports carry the same fields as the kanban board (status, owner, due date, sprint), Activity exports carry timestamps, correlation IDs, and per-action detail, and Drive exports carry the actual files an employee registered as work product. Nothing is reworded or reasoned over in between.

There is no separate export employee or export job to configure. Each tab's own download button builds the file client-side from data already loaded on screen and hands it to your browser immediately, so there is no queue, no email delivery, and no waiting.

Files come out named so you can find them again months later. Every export follows the same pattern, the kind of thing it is, the scope it covers, and the date it was taken, written in words a person recognises rather than an internal reference. Drop a folder of them in your file manager and they sort themselves into chronological order without you renaming anything.

Chat has its own version of this. When an employee gathers a set of documents for you, the result carries a button that downloads all of them together as a single zip file, assembled in your browser from files you can already open. It is the same principle as the list exports: nothing is queued on a server, and nothing is delivered by email later.

Export is deliberately read-only and always will be. Downloading a view never edits, archives, or removes anything, and it never reaches past what you can already see: if a part of the workspace is not visible to you on screen, it does not appear in your file either. You can export the same view as many times as you like without changing a thing.

What You Can Export

Activity history: every activity and its actions, with timestamps, status, actor, correlation IDs, and (when a row is expanded) the child activities underneath it, such as a delegation to a teammate.

Tasks and sprints: the current task list or board, with status, assignee, sprint, and due date carried over from what is filtered on screen.

Chat threads: the visible conversation, useful for sharing a specific exchange outside the app.

Drive files: the actual documents, spreadsheets, and other assets an employee has produced and saved to Drive, downloaded directly rather than converted to another format.

Choosing a Format

Markdown is the readable option: headings, tables, and structure meant for a document or a message you paste elsewhere.

CSV opens directly in a spreadsheet, which is the natural choice when you want to filter, sort, or pivot a large activity or task list outside Sistava.

JSON keeps the full structured record, field names and all, for feeding into another tool or a script rather than reading by eye.

What Export Deliberately Does Not Do

There are no scheduled exports and no exports delivered by email. Every export is something you press, on the view you are looking at, and the file arrives in your downloads a moment later. Nothing runs on a timer in the background, which also means there is nothing to forget to switch off.

There is no single button that dumps your entire workspace history in one file. Export follows the view: you choose the scope and the filter on screen, and that is what comes out. Taking a full record means taking each surface in turn, which keeps every file meaningful instead of producing one enormous unreadable dump.

Export never becomes an upsell. The download control sits on the same tabs for every plan, with no size cap tied to what you pay and no credits consumed, because getting your own records out of a product should never be the thing you have to upgrade for.

Where Data Export fits

Data Export is part of How you see what they did.

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