Export findings as CSV

Use the CSV to bring findings into a spreadsheet, an asset-management system or your own analysis. Like the PDF, it contains only signed-off findings.

To export the findings you choose

1. On the toolbar, click Observations.

2. Tick the findings — Ctrl+click or Shift+click the cards.

3. In the actions bar, click Export CSV.

   The file downloads to your computer.

To export the findings the list shows

1. Use the search box and the filters to show the findings you want.
2. Click CSV.

To get the meaning of every column

1. Click ? beside CSV.

   A second file downloads: the CSV glossary, with one row per column — its name and what it means.

About the file

• The column names are fixed identifiers, such as area_m2 or defect_volume_cm3, kept stable so that formulas and scripts keyed on them keep working.
• A column whose name ends in a unit — _m, _m2, _m3, _cm, _cm2, _cm3, _deg — holds a plain number in that unit.
• The file is UTF-8 with a byte-order mark, so Excel reads accented characters in the notes correctly.
• The file is named after the project and the date, for example aertwin-raiva_upstream_v01-2026-10-25.csv.

See CSV columns for every column.