Export

Export tool enables you to automate the process of exporting specific types of data from Netmera to your FTP server. This automation ensures that selected data is regularly and systematically transferred to the designated location at specified intervals, reducing the need for manual intervention.

To manually generate FTP reports

  • Choose your report type and file format,

  • Click Send to trigger an export (up to 3 times per day).

  • This allows you to update and retrieve the latest data on demand.

Reports: Export Data Types

Analytics > Export > Reports

Select the desired report type, then configure events and parameters on the next screen.

1. Push Reports

Provides performance metrics for marketing campaigns, including open rates, conversions, and user engagement.

  • External ID Breakdown: Enable this option to segment data by external ID for deeper campaign analysis.

2. Event Data

Captures user activities within your app, including event type, timestamp, and details.

  • You can customize which events (e.g., Open App, Widget Shown) are exported for analysis.

3. App Tracking

Identifies other apps installed on user devices, helping you understand user preferences beyond your app.

4. Installation & Permission

Includes installation details (e.g., app installation date) and granted permissions.

  • Monthly and Bulk Exports are only available for Installation Reports.

5. Channel Permission

Provides data on user reachability across multiple communication channels, including Mobile, Web, SMS, and Email.

  • Note: The first export delivers all available data, while subsequent exports include only the updated or changed attributes.

File Types

You can export data in .xlsx or .csv format.

  • If you select .csv, the Delimiter Type option becomes available.

  • Supported delimiters include Comma, Pipe, Tilde, Broken Pipe, Caret, or Semicolon, allowing you to choose the format that best fits your requirements.

Export Settings

Analytics > Export > Settings

  1. Server: FTP server address (URL) where data will be delivered.

  2. Port: Port number for FTP data transfer.

  3. Path: Directory location on the FTP server for storing exports.

  4. Username & Password: Credentials for FTP server access.

  5. Export Frequency:

  • Daily: Users updated in the last 24 hours.

  • Monthly: Users updated in the last 30 days.

  • Bulk: All users, regardless of update date.

Export Authorization via SSH Key

Analytics > Export > Settings > Export Authorization Type > SSH Key

Using an SSH key for authentication is an alternative option for establishing a secure connection and gaining access to FTP machines.

  1. Select SSH Key as the authentication type.

  2. Generate SSH Public Key: The system creates a secure public key automatically.

  3. Copy SSH Key: Click Copy to save it to your clipboard.

  4. Grant FTP Access: Add the copied SSH key to the FTP server to allow secure connections.

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