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# Export Test Data

Optibase makes it easy to export all your test data for external reporting, backup, or deeper analysis.

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### How to Export Data

1. Go to your Workspace Settings
2. Click on the Export section from the sidebar
3. Choose what data you want to export:

* Conversions – Download all defined conversions
* Tests – Export a full list of all created tests
* Variants – Select a test and download all variants within it
* Results – Select a test and download its result metrics
* Tested Users – Filter by test and date range
* Views – Export view data with filtering options
* Conversion Events – Export all triggered conversion events

Click Download after making your selection. Exports may take up to 5 minutes. Don’t close the tab during this process.

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### Scheduled Results Export

You can enable automatic exports of test results to your email.

1. Scroll to the Scheduled Results Export section at the bottom of the Export page
2. Use the dropdown to enable scheduling (e.g., daily, weekly)
3. The export will be sent to the email associated with your account or the email you specify

You can opt to send it to yourself or teammates for ongoing performance monitoring.

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